Corruption in Property Registration - Inputs on Issues
This is an issue that many of you must have faced. Please share the various ways and steps at which bribes are sought from citizens when it comes to registering a property.
Once we understand this, we will have seperate discussion on how to address it.
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Once we understand this, we will have seperate discussion on how to address it.
If you have specific instances, you are welcome to share a new post. Also, we come to use Post Anonymously if you are reporting a corrupt nexus/office so your identity is not revealed.
Transparency International India more
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NDA govt. must explain why the registration offices have not been computerised. Is 15 months small period. No notification and deadline ............. why ?? Serious corruption and take home of extra black money is getting generated. more
Aug 25
i have registered my property. but i can not pay property tax. they are asking for Rs 10/sq ft as bribe. our municipality ws says the form will be available from the Municipality. it is not available through ws. at the time of registration they noted my email, cell no etc. then why can not they send the bill online ! also i am not paying any municipal tax. my mother in kolkata is paying 45Rs/mo online. more
Aug 24
In Pune, right from peom to Sub Registrar no one goes to his/her home without earning the bribe of minimum 1 lac per day and amd the maximum corruption goes on at this office andd to the surprise it's officail and right from Builder to all officals are hand in gloves with each other more
Aug 22
All Registrar and Sub Registrar Offices should be computerized and all transactions online. Payment of Registration Charges should be online. Only this will end corruption in property dealings. more
Aug 22
Properties should be registered at actual market rates. This may be usually 5 to 10 times higher than the rate shown in the deed. The payment for property transaction should be cheque only, full value shown and PAN of buyer and seller mentioned in the sale deed. The stamp duty may be reduced to 1/5 to 1/10 of the present rate. The tendency to pay some amount by cash will stop only if big denomination notes of Rs.1000, 500 and 100 are permanently withdrawn from circulation. more
Aug 22
