MIDC Plot transfer procedure step by step
MIDC Plot transfer procedure step by step Overview
This document outlines the essential steps involved in the MIDC plot transfer process, ensuring a smooth transition of ownership and compliance with all necessary regulations.
1. Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Purpose: This foundational document, issued by MIDC, confirms the allotment of the plot to the buyer. Significance: Establishes the buyer’s eligibility and initiates the transfer process.
2. Property Token / Agreement for Sale A legally binding agreement between the seller and the buyer. Key Components: Consideration amount Obligations and timelines Conditions precedent Terms and conditions Role: Serves as the contractual basis for subsequent approvals.
3. Corporate Approvals Requirements: Internal approvals from the Board of Directors or Shareholders of both parties. Compliance: Ensures adherence to the Companies Act and corporate governance norms. Documentation: Typically documented via a Board Resolution or Shareholder Resolution.
4. No Dues Certificate
Issuance: Provided by MIDC confirming that the seller has no outstanding dues (lease rent, service charges, water bills, property tax, etc.). Importance: Critical for proving a “clean title” before the transfer.
5. MIDC Application Submission of documents on the Single Window Clearance : A formal application submitted to MIDC for transfer approval. Supporting Documents: Agreement for Sale Corporate resolutions Financial clearances, No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the bank, if there is a loan outstanding Indemnities Project profile, Process flow Request letter from the buyer and seller parties Property Documents. BCC, MIDC transfer order Declaration on Form No. A & B C.A. Certificate for Shareholding Pattern MOA & AOA with Certificate of Incorporation (if Pvt. Ltd.) / Partnership Deed (If Partnership Firm) Addhar Card and Pan card for authority person
6. Inspection Conducted by: MIDC surveyor. Verification Criteria: Compliance with allotment terms Adherence to construction and operational norms Absence of unauthorized activities Compliance with MIDC subletting and other permissions
7. MIDC Demand Order Issuance: MIDC issues a demand note for transfer charges, processing fees, and applicable premiums. Requirement: Payment is mandatory to proceed with the transfer process.
8. Transfer Order Payment & Receipt Action: Buyer makes payment against the demand order. Confirmation: MIDC issues an official receipt confirming the settlement of dues.
9. Indemnity for No Liability Submission: Buyer submits an indemnity bond, taking responsibility for future liabilities. Purpose: Protects MIDC from disputes or claims post-transfer.
10. MIDC Final Approval Issuance: MIDC issues a formal transfer approval letter, officially sanctioning the transfer of ownership.
11. Full & Final Payment to Property Owner Action: Buyer pays the balance consideration to the seller, marking financial closure of the transaction.
12. Registered Deed of Assignment Execution: Must be executed and registered with the Sub-Registrar of Assurances. Legal Requirement: Legally transfers ownership rights from the seller to the buyer and must be stamped under the Registration Act.
13. Record Mutation Process: Update the buyer’s name in MIDC and revenue records via the Maitri portal or the single window system. Outcome: Ensures the buyer is recognized as the lawful allottee.
14. Final Step: Possession + Compliance Action: Buyer takes physical possession of the plot. Obligations: Must comply with MIDC norms regarding construction timelines, usage restrictions, and environmental clearances. Significance: Completion signifies full ownership and operational control.
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