Aurangabad |
The Maharashtra Registration Rules of the Government for fragmentation of land and the circular issued by the Government in this regard. R. D. Dhanuka and Nya. S. G. Mehre decided to cancel. The Inspector General of Registration and Controller of Stamps (Pune) had issued a circular on 12 July 2021 and issued orders to all District Registrars and Deputy Registrars under Rule 44 (1) (I) of the Maharashtra Registration Rules, 1961.
The Maharashtra holding holdings are prohibited from being accepted for registration unless the approved sub-division or drawing is attached to the purchase deed before registration. Therefore, petitioners Govind Ramling Solapure, Prakash Gadgul and Krishna Raosaheb Pawar had challenged the circular of Inspector General of Registration.
Since the petitioners are in the business of plotting, they have not registered a deed of purchase for the plot, row house, sold to the customer. The petitioner had sought cancellation of both the circulars as it was against the law, with the administration taking a stand that it would not register the purchase deed without the Collector’s ‘No Objection’ certificate. Following the hearing, the court quashed the circular dated July 12 and Rule 44 (1) (I) and ordered that the document for registration should not be rejected due to the circular. Adv. The work was supervised by Rameshwar Totla.
