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Question asked by Mr Kishore Marimganti from Bangalore: Dear Madam, I have bought a corner site in a BDA auction. It has road on two sides and a single property (church) on the other two sides. Please let me know if I can build a commercial building in this property. What options do I have if I want to build a 'dwelling house'? Thanks for your response. regards Mr. Kishore Marimganti, Bangalore Vatsala Answers: You should first check the zonal use prescribed in the CDP and the road width abutting the property. If the road is more than 60 feet, you can build a commercial premises after getting the proper plans approved by the relevant authority. To build a dwelling house the same procedure should be followed – check zonal use and approach proper authority for plan sanction. Vatsala http://www.atoneplace.com For more information, kindly visit at Real Estate India or Online Real Estate Video .

Question asked by Arjun: I am planning to buy a plot in devanhalli area in Banglore. I have been told that there is inadequate supply of water in the area. At the same time there is a lot of residential and commercial development happening in the area. Assuming that in a few years the water supply is not made, but these plots have been registered, can I sue the Bangalore water and sewage supply board for lack of water? Vatsala Answers: The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) is the premier governmental agency responsible for sewage disposal and water supply to the Indian city of Bangalore. The BWSSB undertakes to supply water only to areas coming within its jurisdiction. Besides, the layout should be approved by the proper authorities. Only then the BWSSB is responsible for water supply. However the law of torts is not very well developed in India and suing the BWSSB for lack of supply may not get a favourable judgement, although you do have a cause of action on which you...

Question asked by Alok from Santa Clara, USA: "Hi, i am planning to buy a property in Bangalore but I am not clear about what documents I need to register a property in India? Can you help me with the registration process followed in India?" Vatsala Speak: The documents required differ if it is an agricultural land, flat, independent house, etc. Generally speaking the sale deed can be registered with supporting documents like Khata (called by various names in different parts of India), tax paid receipts, General Power of Attorney if applicable, Sanctioned plan if it is an apartment or house, parent document and conversion certificate (if property is in Karnataka). In additions some pre printed affidavits and forms should be filled up and presented along with the Demand Draft towards stamp duty and registration fees. For More information about Real Estate Properties , kindly contact us at Real Estate Company India .