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Financial Commissioner Dr. Sumita Misra directs Deputy Commissioners to enforce property registration rules.
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Sub-Registrars violating Section 7A of the Haryana Urban Areas Act by skipping the mandatory NOC from DTP.
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NOC required for sale, lease, or gift deeds in notified urban areas under the 1975 Act.
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Non-compliance will result in strict disciplinary action against the responsible officials.
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Deputy Commissioners are responsible for ensuring that Sub-Registrars adhere to the prescribed procedures.
Chandigarh: Haryana’s Financial Commissioner for Revenue and Disaster Management, Dr. Sumita Misra, has issued a directive to all Deputy Commissioners, mandating strict enforcement of property deed registration regulations to curb violations of the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, 1975.
Dr. Misra highlighted that some Sub-Registrars and Joint Sub-Registrars have been bypassing Section 7A, which requires a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the District Town Planner (DTP) before registering sale, lease, or gift deeds in notified urban areas. She emphasized that this NOC is a mandatory step and warned that any failure to comply will result in severe disciplinary action against the responsible officials.
Deputy Commissioners have been instructed to ensure full compliance and monitor Sub-Registrars and Joint Sub-Registrars to adhere strictly to the prescribed procedures, reinforcing the state’s commitment to upholding legal standards in property registrations.
