Transfer of allotment to Son

[NITIN AGGARWAL]

Hello Everyone,

My mother is the original allot-tee of one of the plots in sector 20.  We have not done any ATL as of the moment. My mother wants to transfer the allotment under my name. She went to YEIDA office yesterday and was told to do ATL first under her name and then transfer it later to my name via deed writer/laywer. Is this the right procedure? Do I have to execute ATL again once its transferred under my name? 

I remember there use to be an simple online form on YEIDA's website for transferring allotment within immediate family members. Is it not true now?

Please advice on the correct procedure to either transfer the allotment or to be a joint allot-tee with my mother.

Nitin

[Safal Suri (gmail.com)]

 

Dear Mr. Aggarwal,

 

The best option for you would be that you add your name to the property along with your mother’s name. She shall remain primary allottee and you shall become secondary allottee.

 

You can then have a WILL registered from her, giving the first half of the ownership to you. The same can be registered at registrar’s office.

 

If you choose this option, please ensure that you siblings (or any other potential claimant) signs the WILL as witness. Thereby, he/she will never be able to dispute the said WILL.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Safal Suri

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[Vinod Chadha]

Dear Mr Safal Suri

You have stated primary allottee and secondary allottee. My understanding is that If a name of blood relative/ spouse is added while registering the property then he/she becomes joint holder. It would be of great importance to know how to make one's spouse a joint holder since mainly the male members used to hold property and again as per my understanding the Government decided that properties should be registered in the names of both husband and wife so that after the husband she is not left to the mercy of her children.

Like Nitin my understanding is also that there used to be a simple procedure whereby one could transfer the allotment letter to a blood relative/ spouse. Has this procedure been withdrawn or amended.

Since both the issues are of great importance to many of us. I request you to please reconfirm.

With best wishes

Vinod Chadha

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[Think positive]

Sirji similiar situation here.


    I was also allotted 300 mtr plot and my mother was allotted a bigger sized plot. Now whats the procedure to get it transferred in my name without any hassles .I am very much sure my brother is going to create a problem for me in future.I paid all the money.My mother has already made a registered will and G.P.A in my favor in YEIDA authority. But is that full proof???????

[Safal Suri (gmail.com)]

 

 

Dear Mr. Chadha,

 

Whenever there is more than one name in the registry/allotment, the first person/name registered is called primary allottee, even though the rights of secondary allottee(s) remain the same as of primary allottee. To put it simply... for convenience of records, one name has to be put first and hence, primary allottee. Same is the case if a group of people file a legal case... the name written first is always considered a primary appellant and rest are called others. For example... If you and many others were to file a case against Government of Uttar Pradesh and Yamuna Expressway Authority... the case name would read as... Vinod Chadha & others v/s Government of Uttar Pradesh & others.

 

There is no law that makes it mandatory for husband and wife to register the property in both names. It is entirely up to individuals and families to decide.

 

As far as Yamuna Expressway Authority is concerned, I am told the rule is that... a blood relative or a spouse can add the name by paying processing fee of Rs. 1000 only, subject to fulfillment of other documents and formalities.

 

However, if one wants to transfers between the family or otherwise, the procedure is same. The seller will first have to execute ATL... then get it cancelled.. then get the transfer... then the new owner has to execute ATL within 90 days of the date of transfer.

 

Hope this answer’s your questions.

 

Regards,

Safal Suri

 

 

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From: Vinod Chadha

Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 3:19 PM

To: ye...@googlegroups.com

Subject: Re: [YEIDA:29597] : Transfer of allotment to Son

 

Dear Mr Safal Suri

 

You have stated primary allottee and secondary allottee. My understanding is that If a name of blood relative/spouse is added while registering the property then he/she becomes joint holder. It would be of great importance to know how to make one's spouse a joint holder since mainly the male members used to hold property and again as per my understanding the Government decided that properties should be registered in the names of both husband and wife so that after the husband she is not left to the mercy of her children.

 

Like Nitin my understanding is also that there used to be a simple procedure whereby one could transfer the allotment letter to a blood relative/spouse. Has this procedure been withdrawn or amended.

 

Since both the issues are of great importance to many of us. I request you to please reconfirm.

 

With best wishes

 

Vinod Chadha

 

 

 

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On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 3:24 AM, Safal Suri (gmail.com) <safa...@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Dear Mr. Aggarwal,

 

The best option for you would be that you add your name to the property along with your mother’s name. She shall remain primary allottee and you shall become secondary allottee. You can then have a WILL registered from her, giving the first half of the ownership to you. The same can be registered at registrar’s office.

 

If you choose this option, please ensure that you siblings (or any other potential claimant) signs the WILL as witness. Thereby, he/she will never be able to dispute the said WILL.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Safal Suri

 

 

 

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[Safal Suri (gmail.com)]

 

Dear Mr. Khera,

 

The procedure of transfer remains the same as described earlier. The transferor will first have to execute ATL... then get it cancelled... then get the transfer executed in favour of transferee... once done, the transferee has to execute ATL within 90 days of the date of transfer.

 

If you wish to continue with transfer... you will have to spend a whole lot of money and... you + your mother may have to visit the authority and registrar office quite a few times. Sorry, there is no hassle free method of transfer.

 

As for GPA... currently Yamuna Expressway Authority does not recognize the GPA, either for ownership or for executing transfer. In my view, you must either execute (1) a gift deed from your mother to you, or (2) have a irrevocable WILL executed by your mother in your favour, stating that YOU paid all the money for acquisition of the said property, hence you shall be sole owner of the property after her demise.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Safal Suri

 

 

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From: Think positive

Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 5:12 PM

To: ye...@googlegroups.com

Subject: Re: [YEIDA:29599] : Transfer of allotment to Son

 

Sirji similiar situation here.

 

I was also allotted 300 mtr plot and my mother was allotted a bigger sized plot. Now whats the procedure to get it transferred in my name without any hassles. I am very much sure my brother is going to create a problem for me in future. I paid all the money. My mother has already made a registered will and G.P.A in my favor in YEIDA authority. But is that full proof???????

 

 

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[Vinod Chadha]

Dear Mr Safal Suri

Thank you for your reply.

I agree with you that there is no law that makes it mandatory for husband and wife to register together. This was a recommendation only. sorry for the use of wrong words on my part.

With best wishes

Vinod Chadha

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[mdsan...@gmail.com]

Dear Safalji,

           I am having a 300 Mts. Plot in sec.18, purchased in 2009 on GPA and ATS basis  both are properly registered in authority. GPA is in my mother's name and ATS is in my name. I have paid all the money and all the instalments are up to date or paid till date. My Mother has expired  in 2013. The Yamuna express authority has not opened registration on GPA and ATS basis. The wareabouts of the origional allotees are not known. I am in a very confusing state. Please guide me what can be done in this regard. I will be very thank ful to you. Their May be other people facing the same problem. 

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Date: Thu, Jun 4, 2015 2:21 AM

Dear Mr. Khera,

The procedure of transfer remains the same as described earlier. The transferor will first have to execute ATL... then get it cancelled... then get the transfer executed in favour of transferee... once done, the transferee has to execute ATL within 90 days of the date of transfer.

If you wish to continue with transfer... you will have to spend a whole lot of money and... you + your mother may have to visit the authority and registrar office quite a few times. Sorry, there is no hassle free method of transfer.

As for GPA... currently Yamuna Expressway Authority does not recognize the GPA, either for ownership or for executing transfer. In my view, you must either execute (1) a gift deed from your mother to you, or (2) have a irrevocable WILL executed by your mother in your favour, stating that YOU paid all the money for acquisition of the said property, hence you shall be sole owner of the property after her demise.

Hope this helps,

Safal Suri


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From: Think positive 
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2015 5:12 PM
To: ye...@googlegroups.com 
Subject: Re: [YEIDA:29599] : Transfer of allotment to Son

Sirji similiar situation here.

I was also allotted 300 mtr plot and my mother was allotted a bigger sized plot. Now whats the procedure to get it transferred in my name without any hassles. I am very much sure my brother is going to create a problem for me in future. I paid all the money. My mother has already made a registered will and G.P.A in my favor in YEIDA authority. But is that full proof???????


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On Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 5:54:59 AM UTC+8, Safal Suri 9811182828 wrote:  

Dear Mr. Aggarwal,

The best option for you would be that you add your name to the property along with your mother’s name. She shall remain primary allottee and you shall become secondary allottee.

You can then have a WILL registered from her, giving the first half of the ownership to you. The same can be registered at registrar’s office.

If you choose this option, please ensure that you siblings (or any other potential claimant) signs the WILL as witness. Thereby, he/she will never be able to dispute the said WILL.

Hope this helps,

Safal Suri




From: NITIN AGGARWAL 
Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 11:49 PM
To: ye...@googlegroups.com 
Subject: [YEIDA:29770] : Transfer of allotment to Son

Hello Everyone, 

My mother is the original allot-tee of one of the plots in sector 20.  We have not done any ATL as of the moment. My mother wants to transfer the allotment under my name. She went to YEIDA office yesterday and was told to do ATL first under her name and then transfer it later to my name via deed writer/laywer. Is this the right procedure? Do I have to execute ATL again once its transferred under my name? 

I remember there use to be an simple online form on YEIDA's website for transferring allotment within immediate family members. Is it not true now?

Please advice on the correct procedure to either transfer the allotment or to be a joint allot-tee with my mother.

Nitin

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[Think positive]

Dear Mr. Safal,

 Extremely thankful Sire,for your valuable advise.I already got an Irrevocable will registered in authority ,but 

1.it does not state that I have paid all the money.

2.Should I get a transfer deed as well in my favor? will it be an additional help in future?

3.Is there any possible way to state or add in the will that I have paid all the money so far?

[Safal Suri (gmail.com)]

 

Dear Mr. Khera,

 

You have both options. You can either execute a fresh WILL in your favour with all details, including that you made all payments and the instrument via which you made the payment... OR execute a “Transfer of Allotment Rights (TAR)” in your favour.

 

If, however, you want to save money and take the quickest route... I suggest you get your name added with your mom AND execute a fresh WILL with all details.s

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[Think positive]

Dear Mr. suri,

                   Thank you very much for the advise.You are a BIG..... help always ... and you are  always there.

warmest regards

jimmy

[a k agrawal]

Dear Mr. Safal,

Just one quick question. If a married daughter wants to get her name added to the property allotted to her mother ( in GNIDA), is it permissible.

If yes, what shall be the procedure. Can it be done through post?

Thanks a lot.

A K Agrawal

[Varun]

Hi Sandeep ji/Others?

Did you find a solve for this?

Regards

Varun