The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA)
on Saturday issued a public notice, saying builders can't hand over possession
of residential units to buyers without first acquiring the completion
certificate, and warned of strict action if norms are not followed.
A senior GNIDA official said it is mandatory for developers
under provisions of the Uttar Pradesh Apartment Act 2010 to get the original
building plan sanctioned from the development authority, and sell apartments
only after acquiring the completion certificate for the building.
"Completion certificate must be obtained and deed of
apartment must be executed and registered by builderbefore giving possession of
an apartment," said the official.
Officials said, the move follows repeated complaints from
residents and home buyers that developers deviate from approved plans for their
own gains and force them to take possession of flats without issuing completion
certificates. Reportedly, when a group housing project is nearly complete,
developers get the building plan amended with approvals for construction of
additional apartments. By not obtaining completion certificates, they can
bypass the sanctioned building plans and construct extra flats illegally.
GNIDA, through the public notice, also urged group housing
allottees to report such builders who force them to take possession of
residential units without the completion certificate.
"Such allottees can contact the GNIDA
planning/architect cell, by writing to the general manager (planning and
architecture). They can also inform the customer relations cell at GNIDA
offices, or send an email to gmplanning@gnida.in. We will take action. The
concerned developer will be dealt with very strictly," the official said.
Source: magicbricks
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