How it has been done

How it has been done


THE Slate Government had amended Maharashtra Land Revenue Code (MRLC), 1966 which allows the Government to recover premium, charge or share of unearned income on sale, transfer, redevelopment, use of additional FSI. TDR and change of use of government land leased for various purpose. According to Revenue department, Nazul lands were leased for residential and commercial purposes in breach of lease conditions and hence before renewal, it must received a share of unearned income from lease holder.
However, following a draconian hike in Nazul rent and bitter legal controversy erupted following introduction of unearned income clause, the State Government had honoured the public sentiment and substantially diluted the clause.
Before this relaxation, the regularisation was possible only when Nazul lease land was obtained in an auction and when such lease agreement contained a clause to transfer such lease to other person. Now. the State Government has widened die scope of Nazul lease transfer and included another category that even if such Nazul land is obtained in auction, containing such condition for transfer or procured for a premium. This will make a large number of Nazul plot holders eligible to regularise their transaction. As most plots in Nagpur were obtained by auction they will definitely get benefit of diis decision. However, the onus will be on the lease holder to demonstrate their eligibility.

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