The Model bye-laws states that a transfer fee of Rs 500 is payable on transfer of shares and interest in the capitalproperty of the society. Further, the maximum premium that can be charged by the society is Rs 25,000. However, in case of a transfer to the member's family or to his nominee or his heirlegal representative after his death and in case of mutual exchange of flats amongst the members the transfer fees will not be applied.

Hello,

1. Society transfer charges are payable unless the membership transfer is within the family or to the legal heir of a deceased member. Usually there is a nominal fee of Rs.500/- with a max cap of Rs.25,000/-.
2. Although a fully functional Housing Society is in place, every sale-purchase will require NOC from MHADA and every sale / purchase need to be registered in Mhada's list of members (by paying registration charges or any other charges as applicable by mhada)

In the case of an exchange the consideration is in kind and not in cash

For eg. Consider 2 flats - flat A and flat B

Tom is owner of flat A and Jerry is owner of flat B

The area is same 

Tom wants to exchange his flat A with Jerry's flat B

So consideration for Tom is flat B whereas consideration for Jerry is flat A

Thus transfer fee can be paid 50:50 by Tom and Jerry or as mutually agreed 

There is no hard and fast rule when it comes to payment of transfer fee as to who should bear the same 

As regards Mhada noc you need to check the lease deed if there is any restriction of taking a NOC of MHADA before any transfer. Ask the society for a copy 

Dear Sir

Society Transfer fee is usually payable unless, it is a transfer within a family.

It is advisable to get an NOC from MHADA before buying or selling any flat.

Thank you

The society generally levies the transfer fee for sale of property and in some places the exchange of property / flats within the same society are also considered as transfer for the purpose of levying transfer fees. 

It depends on the bylaws of your society. You may go through the bylaws of your society  and confirm it.

If the society is the lessee and the MHADA is the lessor,  then it may not be necessary to obtain NOC from MHADA for purchase or sale of leasehold property through society. 

Its paid by buyer. 

Will need more details for a detailed response. The answer is only given on the said facts mentioned above. 

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You need society NOC for sale of flat and not MHADA noc 

- Buyer has to pay the society transfer fee to the sum of Rs.500/- only 

- Further, if the transfer is within the family members or to the legal heirs after the death of owner of the flat , then no fee is charged 

- NOC is required for selling the property from the society , as now the property come under the control of society and not Mhada..