Possession and infrastructure status
An authority can allot a plot before the estate's roads, water and sewer are finished. Its own phrase for this is "allotment without offer of possession": the plot is yours on paper, and it is handed over only once the work is done, with no date published. The payment schedule runs from the allotment letter regardless, so money is due on a plot that cannot yet be built on. SarkariProperty carries the authority's own readiness flag per plot and offers it as a filter.
Worth knowing
- Possession is normally taken within a stated window of full payment, and the clock is enforced.
- Plots are sold where-is, as-is: the authority does not warrant its own measurements.
Questions people ask
What is Possession and infrastructure status in a government plot auction?
An authority can allot a plot before the estate's roads, water and sewer are finished. Its own phrase for this is "allotment without offer of possession": the plot is yours on paper, and it is handed over only once the work is done, with no date published. The payment schedule runs from the allotment letter regardless, so money is due on a plot that cannot yet be built on. SarkariProperty carries the authority's own readiness flag per plot and offers it as a filter.
What should a bidder watch for with possession and infrastructure status?
Possession is normally taken within a stated window of full payment, and the clock is enforced.
Anything else about possession and infrastructure status?
Plots are sold where-is, as-is: the authority does not warrant its own measurements.