Chandigarh
6 August 2021
DIVYA AZAD
Property Consultants Association Chandigarh launched a signature campaign in front of the DC office in Sector 17 today under the leadership of President of the Association, Kamal Gupta, to implement the Apartment Act in the city and also made public aware by distributing stickers. Giving information, the Chief Media Advisor of the Association, Vikram Chopra said that the members of the organization put these stickers on their vehicles and outside the shops with the consent of the people who came there along with their vehicles and offices. This campaign of Property Consultants Association, Chandigarh got good response from the general public and they enthusiastically participated and signed it. On this occasion, the Association’s General Secretary Jatinder Singh, Chairman Tarlochan Singh Bittu, Vice Chairman Sunil Kumar and Finance Secretary Manpreet Singh were also involved in making the awareness campaign successful.
The office bearers of the association have raised the question that when the Boys Hostel can be converted into Mountview Hotel and the appearance of Tagore Theater can be changed completely, then what is the problem with the administration in formulating the policy keeping in mind the needs of the general public?
It is noteworthy that the Resident Welfare Association of Sector-10, Chandigarh has filed a petition in the High Court against Floor Wise Percentage Sale. According to this the Apartment Act is not applicable in the city while the Property Consultants Association, Chandigarh says that the need of the hour is to implement the Apartment Act. According to them, percentage sale is very important in today’s date because any family member who has got his/her share in the percentage sale property, can sell it in percentage sale only. He/she can sell that much share and not more than the number of shares he/she owns. Association said that if a person has purchased the property in percentage from someone else, then he/she will also sell only the percentage. According to association if a 3-storey house of 10 Marla, in which 3 families live then how does it make the difference whether the tenants or owner is living in the house, and what difference does it make in public utilities/ facilities.
