Submitted By (Submission ID): Priyanka Mishra from India (56469281)
Subject: DDA Scheme 2010
Description: If conveyance deed is in the name of wife only. DO we still need to furnish declaration from Husband? ( i am talking about the one of the affidavits given in Annexure c to i).
Testimony: I testify that the information provided above is true to the best of my knowledge and I have no malafide intention in making this submission and if so not found in future, I will be responsible for any liability arising from it. I confirm that I have the necessary supporting evidence to prove my submission and I undertake to furnish the same if need be.
Priyanka Mishra
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We don't even see a reason for wife to give an affidavit if the application for allotment is made in single name. The affidavits should ideally be given only if the application is made in joint names to declare the relationship between the co-applicants.
ReplyDeleteHowever it seems that Delhi Development Authority (DDA) as per their rules and regulations makes allotment only in the joint names of Husband and Wife if the applicant is married even though the application was made in single name. Therefore, it becomes necessary for both Husband and Wife to submit affidavits.
However, you may decide to stick to your stand of allotment in single name and contest your case with concerned DDA officials which makes perfect sense to us.
Please report to us any issues that you may face in this respect.
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