Deemed Conveyance

For Cooperative Housing Societies in Pune & Pimpri Chinchwad

Overview

Thousands of cooperative housing societies in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad have not received the conveyance of their land and building from the original developer — meaning the society does not legally own the plot on which its building stands.

Under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act and the Maharashtra Ownership of Flats Act (MOFA), housing societies can apply to the Competent Authority (District Deputy Registrar) for Deemed Conveyance — obtaining legal title even without the developer's cooperation.

This is a complex, multi-stage legal process that requires precise documentation, knowledge of the applicable procedure, and effective liaison with the Competent Authority. Advocate Anirudh Kamble has extensive experience guiding housing societies through this process from start to finish.

“Every housing society deserves legal title to the land it stands on. We ensure your society secures that right.”
— Advocate Anirudh Kamble · 24 Years of Practice

How We Can Help You

Assessment of society's eligibility for Deemed Conveyance
Preparation and filing of application to Competent Authority
Compilation of all required documentation
Representation before the Competent Authority
Coordination with society members and managing committee
Registration of the final Conveyance Deed

Our Process

Eligibility Assessment

We assess the society's documents, building records, and existing agreements to confirm eligibility and identify any issues that may need resolution before filing.

Document Compilation

We compile all required documents — society registration, member list, building approvals, title documents, and prior agreements — into a complete application file.

Application to Competent Authority

The application for Deemed Conveyance is drafted and filed before the District Deputy Registrar (Competent Authority), along with all supporting documentation.

Hearings & Representations

We represent the society through all hearings before the Competent Authority, respond to any objections, and ensure the proceedings move forward efficiently.

Order & Registration

On receipt of the Deemed Conveyance order, we prepare and register the final Conveyance Deed before the Sub-Registrar Office — completing the legal title transfer to the society.

Documents Required

Society registration certificate
List of members with their agreement copies
Original sale agreements of all flat owners
Approved building plans and commencement certificate
Occupation certificate
7/12 Extract or Property Card in developer's name
Society's share certificates
Correspondence with the developer regarding conveyance

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