economically weaker section of the people and for construction
of multi-storey flats for higher income group. After considering the
report, the State Government rejected ... acquired land has already been utilized
for construction of houses and flats.
10. Shri Narendra Kumar, learned counsel appearing for the legal
representative
deciding that there need not be any cap of 10% for flats having built up area exceeing 1500 sq.ft. with regard to claim ... under Section 80IB(10) for the housing project with respect to residential flats with built up area not exceeding 1500 sq.ft. even though
behalf of CMWSSB, is factually correct; and (b) equity in charging flat rate of Rs. 64/- per sq. metre.
16-A. After introducing the impugned ... adequate water supply or sewerage and the matters connected thereto at the flat rate of Rs. 64/- per sq. metre (of the built up area
further found that the Directors of the Company had also purchased flats. But after purchase, they had merged the flats to have a total built ... Assessing Officer pointed out that after purchase, the purchasers had converted the flats into commercial establishments. They had merged the flats as commercial units
application for demolition and reconstruction by issuing planning permission to construct residential flats in the property situated at block No.97A to F, Sowbackya Colony ... merits. It is submitted that the writ petitioners were allottees of flats constructed by the appellant Board and are bound by the terms and conditions
same and for consequential relief.
3. The appellants, allottees of residential flats in the Housing Scheme called Belly Area Housing Scheme were utilizing the garage ... area located along the residential flats for parking purpose. The second respondent by the impugned letters directed them to vacate the garage treating them
advance without interest. As per the agreement, the plaintiff should construct 24 flats in the land of 14,400 sq.ft at his cost ... plaintiff shall have a share of 56% of the flats and the defendants 1 and 2 shall have 44% of the flats. The plaintiff should
Rani Residency Flat Owners Welfare ... vs Chennai Metropolitan Development ... on 13 September, 2019
Author: V.K
Bench: Vineet Kothari , C.Saravanan
Order ... 2019 in W.P.No.17632 of 2018
[Rani Residency Flat owners welfare Association Vs.Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and others
turn
made an investment by way of constructing all the flats and both of them
held 50% of rights in all the aspects of flat ... debited. Since, no other expenses were incurred towards construction of flats
as per the agreement , the assessee firm is neither a builder nor a
developer
extent
of 4.95 acres in S.No.297/1 for construction of flats,
named as Bharathi Dasan Colony and handed over 120
grounds ... fulfil the purpose
of such acquisition, namely, for construction of
Housing Board flats, Peripheral Hospital and other
allied activities, it appeared that the erstwhile
owner
