Technical Issues Hinder Online Tenancy Registrations in Maharashtra
Technical glitches have affected online registration of leave and licence agreements across Maharashtra, causing delays and inconvenience to citizens and real estate agents alike.
Online RegistrationTenancy AgreementsMaharashtraReal EstateTechnical IssuesReal Estate MaharashtraJul 30, 2024
According to Sachin Shinghavi, President of the Association of Real Estate Agents Pune and President of Service Providers, several agreements have not been processed since last week. 'Many people have to file GST, apply for passports, and seek admissions of their wards under RTE for which they need lease agreements,' he explained. 'The delay is causing inconvenience to many, and we hope the issue is resolved soon.'
A senior official from the registration department attributed the delay to technical glitches, which are being addressed. 'We are working to clear the documents at the earliest,' the official said.
Citizens who applied for leave and licence agreements are facing difficulties due to the delay. An Amebgaon resident, who applied for registering a leave and licence agreement, has been waiting for eight days for his application to be cleared. 'I need to submit the document for RTE admission, and the technical glitches are unnecessarily delaying the process,' the resident said.
The state property department has reported the issue to the National Informatics Centre and is hoping for a swift resolution. 'We are doing our best to resolve the technical issues and clear the documents as soon as possible,' a senior official said.
Information
The Association of Real Estate Agents Pune is a trade organization that represents the interests of real estate agents in Pune. It works to promote transparency and fairness in the real estate sector.
The Maharashtra government has been promoting online registration of leave and licence agreements to make the process more efficient and convenient for citizens.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the issue with online registration of leave and licence agreements in Maharashtra?
Technical glitches have affected online registration of leave and licence agreements across Maharashtra.
How long have the documents been pending?
The documents have been pending at sub-registrars' offices for over a week now.
What is the impact of the delay on citizens?
The delay is causing inconvenience to citizens who need lease agreements for various purposes such as filing GST, applying for passports, and seeking admissions under RTE.
What is being done to resolve the issue?
The registration department is working to address the technical glitches and clear the documents at the earliest.
Who is responsible for resolving the issue?
The state property department has reported the issue to the National Informatics Centre and is working to resolve it.
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