What used to be in the past ?
- The property aspirants would buy floors on General Power of Attorney(GPA) only and could not register the property in their own name.
- The GPA can be challenged in the court of law by seller after the deal, jeopardising the property rights of the buyer.
- The property buyers would not get finance from the banks since GPA is not considered to be a valid purchase instruments.
- The government would lose revenue in the form of registeration charges and stamp duty in crore of rupees.
What will be from now on?
- People can get independent floors registered in their names and become bonafide owners of the property.
- They also qualify for loans from banks.
- They will also be eligible for separate power, water and sewerage connections.