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Society Redevelopment Documentation
Legal documentation assistance for housing society redevelopment, including scrutiny and preparation of consents, resolutions, agreements and requisite approvals, with coordination among society members, Managing Committee and developers throughout the redevelopment process.
- Division
- Legal Services
- Category
- Redevelopment
- How it works
- 3 steps
- Documents
- 9 items
Who Needs This
We provide documentation and legal assistance to housing society members and managing committees throughout the redevelopment process, including the preparation and review of necessary documents, agreements, consents and approvals. We also assist individual members in understanding their legal rights, obligations and documentation requirements to ensure their interests are adequately protected during the redevelopment process.
How It Works
Stage of the redevelopment and documentation gap reviewed
Required agreements/consents identified
Documentation prepared and coordinated with the relevant parties
Documents Typically Required
- Original land title documents and previous conveyance deeds.
- Latest Property Card / 7/12 Extract and relevant mutation entries.
- City Survey records, CTS number, survey plan and land measurement records, as applicable.
- Development Agreement or Lease Deed, if the land is leasehold or subject to development rights.
- Existing building's sanctioned plan and available commencement and occupancy certificates.
- Existing building's approved layout, completion records and other municipal approvals.
- Property tax bills, land revenue receipts and other relevant dues records.
- Documents relating to reservations, easements, mortgages, litigation or third-party claims affecting the land.
- Deemed conveyance application and supporting records, if conveyance has not been completed.