In order to build a building, the co-op society has to get a permission/sub-lease from the recorded lease holder; such permission/sub-lease does have a monetary consideration.
The plot of land already has a 70 year old Co-op society building on it. If the co-op society decides to opt for re-construction of a new residential building, will the leaseholder be entitled to any monetary benefit from a developer of the new building? Co-op society is not the owner of the lease. The plot is about 7,000 sq ft in size.
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