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Sell / Transfer Flat
Statutory Framework: Model Bye-Laws 38, 39 & MCS Act 1960 Section 29
Statutory documentation required when an existing member sells and transfers their flat rights to an incoming purchaser.
1. Required Statutory Documents (Legally Mandated)
Notice of Intention to Transfer Shares (Appendix 20) given 15 days in advance
Model Bye-Law 38(a)Application for Membership by Transferee (Appendix 21)
Model Bye-Law 38(e)(i)Indemnity Bond by Transferee (Appendix 23) on non-judicial stamp paper
Model Bye-Law 38(e)(iv)Copy of Registered Agreement for Sale with proof of stamp duty payment
MCS Act Section 29Original Society Share Certificate endorsed for transfer
Model Bye-Law 38(e)(v)2. Commonly Requested Documents (Society Custom)
Society No Dues Certificate (NOC) confirming full payment of maintenance
Latest electricity bill and piped gas bill in seller's name
Copy of previous chain of registered agreements (for resale units)
Bank loan clearance letter / release deed (if property was mortgaged)
3. Housenex Recommended Procedure & Best Practices
1.Verify that transfer premium charged does not exceed the statutory ₹25,000 maximum limit.
2.Ensure seller has cleared all maintenance dues, sinking funds, and property taxes up to the month of sale.
3.Managing Committee must place application in committee meeting within 30 days and dispose within 3 months.
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