Issue Of Occupancy Certificate

Dear Sir, You can occupy the same without any hindrance because possession is 9 points in law. However, if you go legal side it is like follows. ================================ You may purchase it, because of following reasons, there will be no risk. Believe me. According to reliable sources, about 10,000 residential buildings in the city, after the Karnataka government introduced the Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) in 2005, do not have OCs. Among these, 50 per cent are apartments. Another alarming fact is that only 97 high-rise buildings have obtained OCs between 2009 and*Phone*As per this statistic, hundreds of buildings in the city are being occupied without being issued an OC. However, what is startling is that most of this is done with the knowledge of the BBMP which collects property tax from such property owners inspite of them not possessing an OC. This amounts to a direct violation of Section 5.7 of the Bangalore Municipal Building Bye-law of 2003.

This is my response to you: 1. It is it the builder's responsibility to obtain the OC; 2. If he has not then send him a legal notice; 3. If the builder does not get OC then you could be evicted in the future; 4. Therefore file a case against the builder in consumer court.

If they gave any order in writing.. You can challenge the same in high court through Writ petition on merits.. You will get relief if law/equity favours u.. for further assistance plz book for consultation...