Ban Unapproved Plots Registration in Tamilnadu - hearing on JAN 30, 2017
The reiteration came
when an advocate appearing on behalf of the All India Real Estate Businessmen
Welfare Association made a mention before the first bench comprising Chief
Justice Mr. Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice Mr. R Mahadevan, that the ban has
adversely affected the real estate industry and sought to modify the ban
imposed.
To this, the Chief
Justice made it known that the court has no intention to modify the order &
that they could file their plea, which would be taken in due course along with
the main petition, which is slated for hearing on October 21, 2016.
The association, which has planned to implead
itself in the case has contended that the order passed was being interpreted by
each sub-registrar in their own way and have started to refuse the sale deeds
of plots which were purchased by the buyers even in the year 2,000 or even
before.
The plea also submitted
that lakhs of people had purchased plots prior to the order being passed by the
High Court & had obtained patta, chitta and adangal in their respective
names and were paying land taxes also. Now, apprehension and fear has set in as
to whether the plots purchased by them have become a dead asset.
Plots in Unauthorised
Layouts or any Flats / Building constructed..!
It may be noted that the
Madras High Court in its order had directed that no registering authority shall
register any sale deed in respect of any plots in unauthorised layouts or any
flats / building constructed on such plots.
It also pointed out that
the order becomes necessary to prevent further development of unauthorised
layouts and conversion of agricultural areas for non-agriculture use in an
unplanned manner, as also to save ecology and prevent flooding, while
simultaneously giving time to the government to come forth with necessary
policy documents and legislative changes.
The Chennai high court
should come with immediate remedy as a war time basis to solve this land
issues. Millions of people are affected by this. They are the common folk who
are poor.
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