Tamil Nadu has a plan for portability in registration of properties in sub-registrar offices

CHENNAI: In an effort to safely secure the registration of properties, the state government is plotting to allow all sub-registrar offices in a proper registration district to monitor properties falling under its jurisdiction. Hitherto, sub-registrar offices can only control assets that appear to support their personal revenue jurisdiction.

Tamil Nadu, is divided into 50 registration districts and which has 37 revenue districts. The Chennai zone is divided into five registration districts embracing the revenue districts of Chengalpattu, Kanchipuram, Chennai and Thiruvallur.

The Chennai zone, which values ​​for 45% of the entire revenue produced in TN within property transactions, is estimated to be the most significant successor. Residents, who can travel 30 km from the core city areas to register properties set up in outlying cities, can now visit the sub-registrar office adjacent to their homes.

Kanchipuram and Thiruvallur districts will also benefit the people as the official boundary of the Kanchipuram District Registrar Office covers the entire Thiruvallur's district. Cross-registration of properties from one (registration) district to another, however, will not be allowed.

'Proposal under consideration of government'

For example, a person residing in the core city area who needs to sell a tract of land in Padappai is not required to inspect the sub-registrar office of Padappai. Alternatively, he can manage the sales deed at Adyar or Guindy registration offices.

Currently, district registrars in particular have the ability to provide land registration in any office in their (registration) district. Another official said, "This is decentralization of these capabilities for all registrars." The system is currently supported beyond the Pune region in Maharashtra, the source continued.

The movement will also help boost the number of property registrations in sub-registrar offices that prevent some land registrations. While some sub-registrar offices execute up to 100 transactions through the day, others record only several transactions in the respective registration district. The district registrar said, "With this facility in the community, people can estimate the registration offices of their choosing based on free time slots." This will definitely reduce the waiting time in offices, he continued.

Notice to more than 130 Illegal buildings by Chennai Civic Body

CHENNAI: To avoid incidents similar to the example in Mettupalayam on Monday morning where a fragile wall fell and 17 people died, the Greater Chennai Corporation recognized 354 dilapidated buildings beyond the city that needed to be destroyed, But only 139 of them broadcast a notification.

Two-thirds of these houses, reputed in pre-monsoon review, have been set up in the Royapuram area, which disrupts the trader's Sowcarpet district. “The bulk of the rotting buildings are in Sowcarpet area. A senior corporation official said that despite the apparent danger”, there is a strong opposition to the destruction of these buildings.

These buildings are used and in poor condition; The officer said that if the building or unusual part bothers passers-by, it could cause serious harm or the person could be removed. Earlier - Current events have taken place in North Chennai, T-Nagar and Nandanam.

Corporation representatives and engineer engineers review magnificent buildings to monitor cracks and for additional signs of decay. The life of the buildings is also examined. Complaints of residents are also considered.

"Based on this, a motion is sought on whether a building needs to be slanted," said an official. A demolition notification is rescinded, which is accepted by the concerned tenant within 15 days to a month. If the tenant does not despise the building, the civic body can produce and disassemble its separate equipment, while the costs must be supported by the tenant, an official said.

The official data register that 15 cases have gone out of court. 354 buildings were overlooked. Alternatively, the tenant may apply for notice in the court or get a certificate from licensed surveyors working with the ChennaiMetropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) that the building is safe to live in.

Out of the 140 demolition notices approved, 82 were in Royapuram area, where 236 buildings were considered dilapidated. In the Anna Nagar area, 42 buildings were classified, but only nine demolition notices were canceled. In the Kodambakkam zone, 27 buildings were classified and 22 were given notices.

A civic official recommended stating that they begin the review and issue the announcements in September before the rain. A senior corporation official said that they would consider cutting the water, sewage and power associations in line with the Chennai Metro water Supply and Sewerage Board(CMWSSB) and TANGEDCO. "Since we grant planning permission, we are authorized to do so," the official said