Sir,
My father had a flat in Kurla, Mumbai. He died in 2013 & as per nomination form last year society has transfer the flat in my mothers name. I had 1Brother & 1sister -Now after one year mother, brother & sister all 3 had released their hold on property & signed released dead. Same we have registered with Mahada in the month of may.
I have applied to society for transfer of share certificate & same will be done on 20.07.2016
Please let me know after sell can i sell the property ?
Society say they will not issue NOC to sell property for 1year.
Is their rule for not selling the flat for 1year ?
Please provide me circular no or notification
URGENT
My e-mail id is jaideepkjain@gmail.com
Advice from society consultant
Dear Jaideep,
One must hold membership for one year before transfer, so society is right
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