A Conveyance Deed is a legal document through which a builder transfers ownership rights of the land, building, and common areas to a co-operative housing society. The Conveyance Deed establishes the society’s legal ownership, enables redevelopment rights, protects members’ interests, and ensures proper control over property management, maintenance, and future legal transactions. As the top conveyance & co-operative housing society lawyer Pune & PCMC, I help co-operative housing societies in securing lawful transfer of land and property rights from developers to the society, while managing the complete conveyance process, documentation, legal compliance, coordination, and all associated procedural formalities from start to finish.
Verification of title documents, approvals, land records, agreements, property compliance, society records, encumbrances, registrations, and conveyance-related legal documentation.
Review of builder agreements, sanctioned plans, commencement certificates, occupancy certificates, approvals, and compliance records to identify legal inconsistencies or irregularities.
Preparation, vetting, execution, stamp duty compliance, registration formalities, legal scrutiny, document coordination, and conveyance deed submission procedures.
As your conveyance lawyer, I handle coordination, compliance communication, document follow ups, dispute resolution, and conveyance related representations.
Guidance on society resolutions, member approvals, committee compliance, AGM documentation, and statutory decision-making procedures.
Coordination with Sub-Registrar offices, municipal authorities, revenue departments, and government bodies for conveyance-related approvals and processing.
As a conveyance lawyer in Pune, I review title history, ownership transfers, agreements, and records to identify legal discrepancies accurately.
Verification of land records, encumbrance certificates, revenue entries, pending liabilities, and legal claims affecting property ownership and transfer processes.
Updating mutation entries and revenue records after conveyance to reflect lawful ownership changes in government and municipal property records.
Transfer of ownership rights, property interests, and related records to the society or purchaser after successful conveyance completion.

Transfer of ownership rights of the land and building from the builder or landowner to the co-operative housing society.

Legal transfer obtained through the competent authority when the builder fails or refuses to execute conveyance.

Transfer of internal roads, open spaces, passages, parking areas, gardens and shared utility spaces within the society premises.

Conveyance related to clubhouses, swimming pools, gyms, recreational areas and other promised common amenities within the project layout.

Conveyance matters involving commercial premises societies office complexes and mixed use developments.

Verification and regularisation of conveyance rights before society redevelopment proceedings.

Allocation and transfer related disputes involving shared layouts, common amenities or access areas between adjoining societies.

Matters involving balance FSI future development rights and incomplete transfer of layout rights by the developer.

Transfer and restructuring of ownership rights from apartment associations or promoters to registered housing societies

Legal guidance for older societies facing missing records, incomplete approvals or historical title issues during conveyance proceedings.
Professional fees vary depending on the nature of the conveyance matter, available documentation, complexity of legal issues, and scope of work required by the society. For detailed fee related information and consultation, please contact here: legalshreeyaghorpade@gmail.com
Professional fees vary depending on the nature of the conveyance matter available documentation, complexity of legal issues and scope of assistance required by the society. For detailed fee related information and consultation please contact here:
Housing societies in Pune and PCMC commonly encounter problems such as builders delaying or refusing execution of the conveyance deed, incomplete handover of title documents, mismatches in land area mentioned across agreements and approved plans, unavailable OC or sanctioned plans, unresolved encumbrances on the property, unauthorized additional construction, and difficulties in obtaining records from municipal or revenue authorities. Many societies also face challenges in identifying the correct land survey details, verifying FSI consumption, and updating mutation or property records after conveyance registration.
As your society’s conveyance lawyer, I review records, identify discrepancies, coordinate documentation, and guide the society through each stage of the conveyance process.
According to recent Pune district data, more than 11,700 housing societies in Pune still do not have conveyance or deemed conveyance. Reports also indicate that nearly 67% of registered societies in Pune lack proper conveyance completion.
Yes, I can attend the AGM to interact with society members, understand their concerns, clarify conveyance related queries, explain legal procedures, and provide practical guidance based on the society’s specific situation.
In such cases, it is recommended to hire an empanelled architect to verify land area, building layout, and approved plans. I can help housing societies coordinate with the architect, review supporting records, examine discrepancies in documents, and guide the society during the verification process before conveyance execution.
Yes I can accompany society members during meetings with the builder’s legal team to review discussions explain legal implications address conveyance related concerns
If the builder is not cooperating for conveyance the society can initiate the deemed conveyance process through the competent authority under Maharashtra co-operative housing laws after collecting the required property and society documents.