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• Bribe Hotline
• 11 years ago
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Do i need to pay penality of 5000rs for showing my native home address as present address whn i stay in PG

• Passport
• Passport Status Enquiry

Reported on May 24, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34563

. I presently stay at bangalore.My native is chitradurga.I had applied for passport from my native address chitradurga. I went throught the agent in...Read more

How To Get a Passport Reference File Number

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• 11 years ago
• 1821 views

Space to be left between apartment

• Municipal Services
• Building Construction Approval

Reported on May 20, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34528

Dear Mr.Raghu, Our apartment is constructed giving enough space for other apartment to be constructed, however they have not left much of space and t...Read more

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• 11 years ago
• 3015 views

Provident Fund Withdrawal

• Labour
• Provident Fund

Reported on May 7, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34476

I applied for withdrawal of my Provident Fund after I quit my last place of work. The application was rejected. No official letters have reached me ye...Read more

How to transfer PF to new employer

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• 11 years ago
• 13553 views

Flat Registration charges in Bangalore

• Stamps and Registration
• Registration of Flat or Apartment

Reported on March 20, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34317

I am about to register a new flat under BMRDA limits. The builder wants me to carry 21000 rupees as cash in addition to the DDs . I am registering for...Read more

Existing manual process is described as follows: A person who wants to register his/her document brings it to Sub Registrar office. Functions of a sub registrar: Sub Registrar manually scrutinizes the document. He /she checks following details o Date of stamp: This is the date of Stamp paper purchase or date of Franking or date of certificate or embossing. o Date of execution: This is the date of signing by executants. Sub Registrar classifies the nature of document based on The Stamp Act and The Registration Act. o Consideration amount: This is the price paid or agreed to be paid for the property mentioned in the document. o Market Value: Market value is that estimated by the Market Value Committee or consideration shown in document, whichever is higher. -If parties do not agree to Government’s guidance value, they may appeal to District Registrar. -In such cases the Sub Registrar will refer to the District for determination of market value under section 45 A of The Karnataka Stamp Act, 1957. -The stamp duty and registration fee are calculated on consideration or guideline market value, whichever is higher. o Stamp duty: This is the total amount of stamp duty paid by the party. -If calculated stamp duty is more than the amount of duty paid the Sub Registrar will demand party to pay the difference. -Party may pay the difference in form of challan/DD/Pay order. -If he refuses to pay required amount Sub Registrar will impound the document and send to District Registrar under Section 33 of the Karnataka Stamp Act. o Support documents attached: These are additional enclosures required for document registration e.g. RTC, Form 60 and 61 PAN, Form No. 1, Form No. 9, Form No. 10, Declaration, Affidavit and NOC. -Sub Registrar checks whether appropriate support documents are attached and also checks their validity and correctness. o Presenting person: This is the person who presents the document in front of the Sub Registrar for registration. He must be executing, claiming party or his representatives. -Sub Registrar checks whether a presenting person is the right person to present the document. - If presenting person is power of attorney holder then appropriate proof of the same is verified; if the person is exempted under Section 88 of The Registration Act, Sub Registrar insists for passport-size photograph. If not, passport-size photograph will be insisted. -Sub Registrar verifies whether all executants are present or not. -After scrutiny Sub Registrar decides whether the document can be registered immediately or not. -Sub Registrar records presentation procedure by affixing Stamp number 1 (Presentation Stamp) mentioning the date and time of presentation. o Payment of Fees: Sub Registrar issues receipt of fees on payment of appropriate fees (Registration fee, Copying fee etc). On payment of all fees Sub Registrar affixes Stamp number 2 (Fees stamp) -The executing parties sign in front of the Sub Registrar on the document and also put their thumb impressions in front of their signs as a part of admission procedure. o Photographs and Thumb impressions: Photograph of each executing and claiming parties are required. The photographs, signs and thumb impressions are taken on the backside of the page generally 2nd or 3rd page of the document. o Admission stamp: When all executants’ admission procedure is completed the Sub Registrar affixes the Stamp number 3 (Admission Stamp) on the document. -If the executing party is unable to be present in the Sub Registrar office due to unavoidable reasons such as illness, then Sub Registrar may visit the residence of party for completing admission procedure. Such procedure is called as ‘Private attendance’. -Appropriate fees are collected from party for such process. The details of such visit will be recorded in Minute Book. -If the document contains payment of consideration amount in front of Sub-Registrar the ‘payment of money’ procedure is followed in front of Sub Registrar. If the party pays specific amount of money to other party (generally seller) by means of cash or DD, the Sub Registrar will make appropriate endorsement on the document regarding the same. -If admission of execution is not completed, the Sub Registrar keeps the document pending by giving reason as admission is not completed. Sub Registrar then calls the witnesses for completing the procedure of identification. o Witnesses: Two witnesses are required for each executant or the same 2 witnesses can be witness for all the executants. -Sub Registrar takes details of each witness such as Name, address, profession etc. and takes signature. This procedure is called as Identification. -After completion of identification procedure Sub Registrar affixes Stamp number 3 (Identification Stamp). -If sufficient numbers of witnesses are not present, then Sub Registrar keeps the document pending by giving reason as Identification is not completed. o Documentation of procedure: After all the above mentioned procedures are followed, Sub Registrar will register the document by assigning final document number and makes a note of the same in appropriate book. He orders registration and record date, page number, volume number with document number and puts round seal also called as Stamp number 5. o The registered document is then copied or duplicate copy of the same is kept with office. o Appropriate support documents are filed. Maps, plans will be filed in Supplementary Register to Book I - part II kept for copy of maps and plans. o Various index entries are made like Index I (Nominal index) and Index II (Descriptive index) (For wills separate index is prepared as Index III) o The Daily register of fees is maintained which contains the details about fees and stamp duty, mutation fee, etc. Every document, applications presented are entered in this register. o Separate cash book is maintained which contains summary of receipts and payments. o Details of all such books, indexes, registers and other miscellaneous reports are discussed in Reports and letters section (Section 3.1.6.1.3) o If Sub Registrar keeps a document pending, he assigns pending serial number to the document (Format as PXXXXX/) and concerned receipt contains the pending serial number. o If there is any deviation in the document registration procedure then such details are written in ‘Minute Book’. o Various fees charged are mentioned in schedule of ‘Table of Registration Fees’ of the Karnataka Registration Act, Rules 1965.

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• 11 years ago
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I need Khata from BBMP urgently

• Municipal Services
• Khata Certificate

Reported on March 18, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34310

I need khata from BBMP urgently but they seem to have misplaced/lost the record file.Kindly help. Please post my complaint to the corporator Mr. Gowda...Read more

Difference between A Khatha & B Khatha in Bangalore

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• 11 years ago
• 2173 views

Death Certificate

• Municipal Services
• Death certificate

Reported on March 12, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34288

My friend passed away in Navi Mumbai and hospital issued a cause of death certificate which is having name of Navi Mumbai munciple corporation. My f...Read more

How to procure accidental death certificate

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• 11 years ago
• 2059 views

Built up area measurement for the new connection

• Municipal Services
• Housing Plan Approval

Reported on March 9, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #33348

What are the citizen rights for built up area measurement. How can one make sure that AE measures the right values....Read more

Super built up area / built up area, carpet area are defined in National Building Code and building bye-laws of the municipalities / development authorities have been formulated basing on provisions contained in the National Building Code. You can demand from the concerned Assistant Engineer to show you the relevant provisions while taking measurements and satisfy yourself that the measurement are being taken as per provisions in the National Building Code / building bye-laws.

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• 11 years ago
• 29247 views

How to obtain a two wheeler Driving License without going thru Driving Schools

• Transport
• New Domestic Driving License

Reported on March 1, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #33333

I would like to get a driving license for my daugther for a two wheeler. What are the steps involved if we need to do on our own (without goig through...Read more

Basic Facts About Owning and Using a Driving License

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• 11 years ago
• 2629 views

DL test given,LL expired.bribed official suspened.Driving institute wants to do evrthing again!!!

• Transport
• New Domestic Driving License

Reported on February 28, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #33321

I applied for and received a learner's license in July. The driving institute took advance money from me for everything including DL. I applied for DL...Read more

Basic Facts About Owning and Using a Driving License

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• 11 years ago
• 2788 views

How to avoid paying a Bribe for sale deed registration at banaswadi sub registrars office

• Stamps and Registration
• Registration of Sale Deed

Reported on February 27, 2013 from Bangalore , Karnataka  ι Report #34094

I have been told by my builder to be prepared to shell out a bribe of 15000 for registration of the sale of an apartment at the banaswadi sub registra...Read more

How to Register a Sale Deed