Loan Facilities
Financing agencies like UCO Bank, ICICI, CanFin, HDFC, SBI and all other major banks
have approved the projects that we undertake. It is easier for the clients to avail
loans up to 85% of the total cost depending on the repayment capacity of the clients.
We will assist you in availing the loans by providing all the necessary documents.
UCO Bank
Terms & Conditions
1) On registration and booking, Sales and Purchase Agreement shall
be executed between the promoter and the owner (Applicant).
2) The concept of the transaction shall be sale of land/land share
on the condition that promoter shall only be undertaking the construction utilizing
the funds to be made available by the owner, through advances.
3) On completion of the construction, promoter shall arrange legal
transfer of the property of the land share in favor of the owner at the cost of
the latter, which shall be subject to the owner paying all the outstanding dues
to the promoter.
4) The measurements/specifications given in the brochure shall be subject
to variations of minor nature, if such changes are warranted due to statutory or
commercial requirements that shall not be objected to by the owner.
5) Residential/Commercial Apartment buildings are constructed by the
promoters and handed over to the owners on fulfilling the agreemental obligations
by the parties concerned. The maintenance responsibility of the Building is with
the Society / Associations of the owners, which shall be formed in conformity with
the Gujarat Apartment Ownership Act 1983.
6) Besides the payment of the construction cost in the manner incorporated
in relevant schedule in the agreement, owner has to bear the following expenditure.
(a) Electrical/Water connection deposits/Charges,
Expenses towards electrical transformer/Generator, Power cabling, GEB deposit against
energy meter installations and any other statutory fees.
(b) 2% of the value towards the Works Contact Tax
related to the construction.
(c) 1% of the value towards the contribution to the
Gujarat State Construction Workers Welfare Fund.
(d) Building tax, Corporation Tax, any other tax/levies
likely to remain payable and promoters service charges in respect of a,b,c and d
above.
7) Once booked and confirmed, the owner is not normally expected to
cancel. In the event of cancellation the amounts advanced by him shall be refunded
without any interest, only if the Promoter finds an alternative buyer.
MAINTENANCE
The initial six months period after the completion of the project will be treated
as the defect liability period. During this period Durga Heights will take charge
of maintaining the Project, in its pristine form at the cost of the owners.
NRI Tips
The NRI investor has the option to raise their investments from financial institutions.
The Housing Development and Finance Corporation (HDFC) is the leading institutions
in India in the field. They have office network all over the country and respond
speedily and efficiently. Durga Heights projects are normally eligible for
finance, and loan applicants can receive assistance and advice from our offices.
Purchase/Sale of Immovable Property by NRIs
The provisions relating to purchase/sale of immovable property in India by Non-Resident
Indians (NRIs) are provided in the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973 and the
Income-Tax Act, 1961. As a consequence on the liberalization in Exchange Control
policy and procedures, the government has brought about major legislative and policy
changes to encourage NRI investments in real estate. The salient features of liberalized
policy and updated position are discussed in detail below.
Acquisition of immovable property by NRIs holding Indian passport
Non-Resident Indians holding Indian passport do not require prior permission of
Reserve Bank of India to buy a residential or commercial immovable property in India.
The purchase consideration may be paid either by remittance of funds from abroad
through normal banking channels or out of NRE/NRO/FCNR account.
Non-Residents of Indian nationality do not require any permission for acquisition,
transfer or disposal by way of gift of immovable property which is not a farmhouse
or agricultural land or plantations property. Declaration of form IPI-7 for acquisition
of commercial property for carrying on any industrial, commercial or trading activity
by their proprietary partnership firm in India is required to be filed with RBI
within 90 days from the date of purchase.
Acquisition of immovable property by foreign citizens of Indian origin
Under the general permission to Non-Resident Indians holding foreign passport,
the Reserve Bank of India has allowed them to acquire, hold, transfer or dispose
of by way of sale or inheritance, immovable properties situated in India. The general
permission is granted, provided
1) The property is for the purchaser's bonafide residential
use
2) The purchase consideration is met either from funds
abroad through normal banking channels or out of NRE/FCNR account or out of FCNR
Special Deposit account
3) Income accruing by way of rent from the properties purchased
or acquired by inheritance will not be allowed to be repatriated abroad even if
the purchase consideration was met out of NRE/FCNR account
Sale of Immovable Property - RBI permission
The Reserve Bank of India has granted general permission to non-residents holding
Indian passports and foreign citizens of Indian origin, whether resident in India
or not, to dispose of by sale or inheritance immovable properties situated in India
subject to certain conditions. However, such property can be sold to another foreign
national of Indian origin provided funds towards purchase consideration are either
remitted to India or paid out of balances in NRE/FCNR accounts.
It is however, necessary for such persons purchasing the property to submit to
the chief General Manager, Exchange Control Department, Foreign Investment Division,
Central Office, Reserve Bank of India, Bombay, a declaration in the prescribed form
IPI-7 within a period of 90 days from the date of purchase.