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Expert assistance for conveyance & deemed conveyance
Registering a cooperative housing society is an essential step in securing legal recognition for a residential complex. It helps in managing the property, resolving disputes, and ensuring smooth administration among members.
Our streamlined 6-step process for hassle-free society registration
Apply for society name approval with the Registrar of Cooperative Societies
A group of at least 5 members from different families (or 51% of plot purchasers)
Deposit share capital and admission fees in society bank account
Prepare essential documents such as bye-laws, financial details, and affidavits
The Registrar scrutinizes documents and grants approval
Once approved, the society receives an official registration certificate
Complete documentation checklist for smooth society registration
A Conveyance Deed is a legal document that transfers ownership of land and building from the builder to the cooperative housing society. This document is crucial for redevelopment, securing loans, and updating government records.
When the builder voluntarily transfers property ownership to the society with mutual cooperation.
When the builder refuses to cooperate, the society can apply under the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (MOFA), 1963.
Property card, approved plans, society registration certificate, sale agreements, etc.
Our legal experts prepare the conveyance deed document
Builder and society representatives sign the document, registered with Sub-Registrar
Apply to update 7/12 extract, property card, and municipal records
A minimum of 5 members from different families (or 51% of plot purchasers) can apply for housing society registration.
It usually takes 2 to 3 months, depending on documentation and verification process by the Registrar.
Yes, to establish legal ownership, proper governance, and enable financial transactions, society registration is necessary.
Legal recognition, structured management, ease of dispute resolution, eligibility for redevelopment, and access to bank loans.
Without it, the land ownership remains with the builder, which can cause issues in redevelopment, property transactions, and securing loans.
If a builder refuses to sign the conveyance deed, the society can obtain it legally through the District Deputy Registrar (DDR) under MOFA, 1963.
The builder may continue to hold rights over the land, causing legal and financial difficulties for the society during redevelopment or property transactions.
Regular conveyance takes 3-6 months, whereas deemed conveyance can take up to 1 year depending on the case complexity.
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