CHANDIGARH, MAY 30
Any housing society in Haryana shall not charge more than Rs 10,000 as transfer fee in case of change of ownership of apartment; shall fix charges for maintenance of common area and facilities on the basis of the size of the apartment; and all existing societies will modify their bye-laws accordingly and get these approved by the district registrar.
To pave the way for these, the Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today, approved an amendment to the Haryana Registration and Regulations of Societies Rules, 2012. At present, there is no provision under the rules with regard to the amount of transfer fee and maintenance charges.
The amendment also allows for extension of time limit for obtaining new registration number by the existing societies registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, and for fixing transfer fee in respect of transfer of apartment and fixing of maintenance charges charged by governing body of the society formed by apartment owners.
According to the amendment, every existing society will apply to the district registrar for allotment of a new registration number within a period of two years from the date of coming into force of the Act without any fee, or, within next 57 months and three days that is upto December 31,2018, on payment of fee set out in the Schedule of fees, which implies, the societies can now register under the new Act till March 28,2019. The time-limit for getting new registration number expired on March 28, 2017.
Chandigarh, May 30---The Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today approved the creation of the post of vice-chairperson in the Haryana State Commission for Safai Karamcharis.
PARKING PLACE: Chandigarh, May 30—The Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today approved the transfer of 2 acre 1 kanal 12 marla land of Government Livestock Farm, Hisar, to Municipal Corporation, Hisar, for construction of a sub centre and parking place.
The Municipal Commissioner, Hisar, had requested for land to solve the problem of parking in the city, and accordingly, land measuring 2.5 acres opposite police station, Hisar city, which was lying vacant was transferred to the Municipal Council, Hisar, at collector rate of Rs 13,500 per sq yard respectively--Rs Fourteen Crore Thirty Seven Lakh Forty Eight Thousand ( Rs. 14,37,48,000 only)--for the construction of sub centre and parking place.
SHAMLAT LAND: The Cabinet approved the exchange of Shamlat land measuring 8 kanal (1 Bigha 12 Biswa) of Gram Panchayat Shikohpur, Block and District Gurugram, with land measuring 8 kanal (1 Bigha 12 Biswa) of Shikohpur Credit Service and Cooperative Society Limited, Shikohpur, for setting up a community centre for the inhabitants of the village.
Chandigarh, May 30---The Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal here today approved the sale of land of the Municipal Corporation, Gurugram, measuring four acres, for the proposed City Bus Stand, Gurugram.
The Officer on Special Duty, Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), has requested for transfer of four acre vacant land in village Pawla Khusrupur to Municipal Corporation, Gurugram, for setting up bus stand. The site has been visited by GMDA officers who found it suitable for the construction of bus stand.
CONSTRUCTION OF ATAL PARK: The Haryana Government has decided to transfer 39 kanal 15 marla land of Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department to Municipal Corporation, Jind for construction of Atal Park on collector rate of Rs one crore per acre.
A decision to this effect was taken in the meeting of State Cabinet which met under the Chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today.
PETTY GRANT ENHANCED: The Haryana Cabinet approved the enhancement of petty grant of Members of Legislative Assembly, Haryana, from Rs.3 lakh to Rs. 15 lakh per annum from the current financial year.
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Any housing society in Haryana shall not charge more than Rs 10,000 as transfer fee in case of change of ownership of apartment; shall fix charges for maintenance of common area and facilities on the basis of the size of the apartment; and all existing societies will modify their bye-laws accordingly and get these approved by the district registrar.
To pave the way for these, the Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today, approved an amendment to the Haryana Registration and Regulations of Societies Rules, 2012. At present, there is no provision under the rules with regard to the amount of transfer fee and maintenance charges.
The amendment also allows for extension of time limit for obtaining new registration number by the existing societies registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, and for fixing transfer fee in respect of transfer of apartment and fixing of maintenance charges charged by governing body of the society formed by apartment owners.
According to the amendment, every existing society will apply to the district registrar for allotment of a new registration number within a period of two years from the date of coming into force of the Act without any fee, or, within next 57 months and three days that is upto December 31,2018, on payment of fee set out in the Schedule of fees, which implies, the societies can now register under the new Act till March 28,2019. The time-limit for getting new registration number expired on March 28, 2017.
Chandigarh, May 30---The Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today approved the creation of the post of vice-chairperson in the Haryana State Commission for Safai Karamcharis.
PARKING PLACE: Chandigarh, May 30—The Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today approved the transfer of 2 acre 1 kanal 12 marla land of Government Livestock Farm, Hisar, to Municipal Corporation, Hisar, for construction of a sub centre and parking place.
The Municipal Commissioner, Hisar, had requested for land to solve the problem of parking in the city, and accordingly, land measuring 2.5 acres opposite police station, Hisar city, which was lying vacant was transferred to the Municipal Council, Hisar, at collector rate of Rs 13,500 per sq yard respectively--Rs Fourteen Crore Thirty Seven Lakh Forty Eight Thousand ( Rs. 14,37,48,000 only)--for the construction of sub centre and parking place.
SHAMLAT LAND: The Cabinet approved the exchange of Shamlat land measuring 8 kanal (1 Bigha 12 Biswa) of Gram Panchayat Shikohpur, Block and District Gurugram, with land measuring 8 kanal (1 Bigha 12 Biswa) of Shikohpur Credit Service and Cooperative Society Limited, Shikohpur, for setting up a community centre for the inhabitants of the village.
Chandigarh, May 30---The Haryana Cabinet which met under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal here today approved the sale of land of the Municipal Corporation, Gurugram, measuring four acres, for the proposed City Bus Stand, Gurugram.
The Officer on Special Duty, Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA), has requested for transfer of four acre vacant land in village Pawla Khusrupur to Municipal Corporation, Gurugram, for setting up bus stand. The site has been visited by GMDA officers who found it suitable for the construction of bus stand.
CONSTRUCTION OF ATAL PARK: The Haryana Government has decided to transfer 39 kanal 15 marla land of Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department to Municipal Corporation, Jind for construction of Atal Park on collector rate of Rs one crore per acre.
A decision to this effect was taken in the meeting of State Cabinet which met under the Chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Mr Manohar Lal, here today.
PETTY GRANT ENHANCED: The Haryana Cabinet approved the enhancement of petty grant of Members of Legislative Assembly, Haryana, from Rs.3 lakh to Rs. 15 lakh per annum from the current financial year.
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