Deemed Conveyance - Who does what ?

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1) Co-operative Housing society Registration Certificate : It is issued by the Registrar of Co-operative Societies. 

 2) 7/12 land Record Ledger Extract : It is issued by Talathi (Village Accountant) of the concern land authorities issue this documents giving details of survey number, area, date of which current owner registered. 

 3) Form No. 6 extract of the Property Register : This document is giving details of survey numbers, area, date of current registration and also gives how the name of present owner has appeared in the revenue records. 

 4) Search report and title Certificate : This title certificate is issued by an advocate after conducting a search on the title of the property, which is intended to be purchased. 

 5) Index-II record copy : The sub-registrar of assurances issues this document. It means the name of the sellers and purchasers and description of the property. 

 6) Conveyance Deed (Land Transfer Agreement) : This is a deed document by which the title of the property is conveyed by the seller to the purchaser. This is the document of the land, which belong to the society. 

 7) N.A. Order of Tahsildar / Collector : Order by Collector of the district for the grant of permission to use the land concerned for non-agricultural purpose. 

 8) Development Agreement between Landlord and Builder : This is agreement generally accompanied by a power of attorney in favour of the developer. 

 9) Approved Plan of the building : The plan approved by the Municipal Corporation permitting the developer to begin construction of the society building.

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