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HUDA to approach government for changes in Haryana Apartments Act

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Nainu Rohtaki

Posted: Jan 22, 2008 at 0108 hrs IST

Panchkula, January 21 A Major relief is expected for the flat owners of the city who were at loggerhead with the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) for the past many months over the enactment of the Haryana Apartments Act. The Chief Administrator, HUDA, has assured that they would approach the Haryana Government to amend the Haryana Apartments Act so that the original members of the Cooperative Group Housing Societies could be exempted from getting their apartments registered under the Act.

This was said during a public hearing meeting that was held in the HUDA office, Sector 6, Panchkula, today. This was in compliance of the orders passed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court recently that a personal hearing be given to the petitioners, Forum for Common Cause, regarding the issue.

“As of now, the cooperative group housing societies are also included in the Haryana Apartments Act and so a speaking order in that regards would soon be passed by us. But we would also simultaneously approach the Haryana Government to make some amendments in the Act so that the original owners of the flats could be exempted from getting their flats registered under the Act,” said T C Gupta, Chief Administrator, HUDA. It was also added that the other members of the cooperative societies would have to get their flats registered according to the provisions of the Act.

Deepak Rai Walia, the president of Forum for Common Cause, said, “It was welcome news as this would help in bringing great relief to a large number of flat owners of the area. The Haryana Apartments Act was notified on November 10, 1997, and it is only after that that the legal application of the Act can begin. Therefore, ideally all members of the cooperative societies till 1997 would be counted as original members of the societies.”

He added that another point that was emphasised during the meeting was that as most of the ownership transfers by the various cooperative societies were done taking the HUDA into confidence and were duly accepted by the HUDA, they at no cost could be declared as invalid.

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