09-29-2014, 01:52 PM
Lahore Development Authority (LDA) started handing over possession of plots, carved out on clear area of LDA Avenue-I Housing Scheme, after finalising development works in the scheme. As a first step, possession of clear plots of block C and D was being handed over to allotted owners of plots. Lahore Development Authority uploaded lists of clear plots on its website, disclosed a LDA's spokesperson here on Saturday.
Allotted owners of plots have been advised to verify their plot numbers from LDA's website after receiving notices in this regard sent through post by LDA. They have been asked to personally come to the LDA's One Window Cell.
Building period for constructing houses on these plots was up to September 30, 2017. Meanwhile, in order to safeguard the rights of prospective purchasers of plots and to eliminate chances of bogus transfers, LD has decided that no plot in any of its housing scheme could be transferred without getting clearance from LDA in the form of a 'No Objection Certificate' (NOC).
Owners of plots in the LDA housing schemes have to obtain a NOC from LDA as a mandatory condition before selling their plots. The NOC shall be valid for transferring a plot for a period of one year from the date of issue. Applications seeking NOC, along with attested copies of transfer letter/ownership document(s) issued in the name of the owner, Computerised National Identity Card, Completion Certificate (if available) otherwise proof of valid building plan and application for issuance of Demand Notice for NOC will be submitted at One Window Cell of LDA.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2014
Allotted owners of plots have been advised to verify their plot numbers from LDA's website after receiving notices in this regard sent through post by LDA. They have been asked to personally come to the LDA's One Window Cell.
Building period for constructing houses on these plots was up to September 30, 2017. Meanwhile, in order to safeguard the rights of prospective purchasers of plots and to eliminate chances of bogus transfers, LD has decided that no plot in any of its housing scheme could be transferred without getting clearance from LDA in the form of a 'No Objection Certificate' (NOC).
Owners of plots in the LDA housing schemes have to obtain a NOC from LDA as a mandatory condition before selling their plots. The NOC shall be valid for transferring a plot for a period of one year from the date of issue. Applications seeking NOC, along with attested copies of transfer letter/ownership document(s) issued in the name of the owner, Computerised National Identity Card, Completion Certificate (if available) otherwise proof of valid building plan and application for issuance of Demand Notice for NOC will be submitted at One Window Cell of LDA.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2014