Annexure 1-A, Market Value of Properties, Buildings, Particulars of Buildings to Be Furnished
Annexure 1-A, Market Value of Properties, Buildings, Particulars of Buildings to Be Furnished, is a form for an executant to report property, building, rental and estimated market value details. The supplied page does not identify an issuing department, order number or issue date.
What the form covers
Annexure 1-A, Market Value of Properties, Buildings, Particulars of Buildings to Be Furnished, collects information about land and buildings. The executant must tick relevant construction details, enter measurements and facilities, state the annual rental value, and provide an estimate of the market value of the building and land.
The supplied page does not name the government department that issued the form. It also does not provide an order number, issue date, rate or fee.
Who needs to complete it
Annexure 1-A directly affects the executant whose signature is required at the end of the form. That person must provide the requested particulars and date the form.
The information requested includes:
- The building's construction material, including cement or lime mortar, partly cement or lime, or partly mud mortar.
- Foundation depth and ground floor wall thickness.
- Whether teak wood is used throughout.
- Flooring type, including mosaic, ordinary or marble.
- The age of the building.
- The extent of the site and cost of the land.
Built-up area details
Annexure 1-A requires the built-up area to be stated separately for each construction type used on each floor. The table covers the ground, first, second and third floors and lists several roof or terrace types, including Madras terrace, reinforced cement concrete roof, Mangalore tile roof, pantile roof and A.C.C. sheet roof.
Areas open to the sky, such as courtyards, must be deducted from the built-up area.
Other property features and values
Annexure 1-A also requests details of additional structures, services and property features:
- The area and construction type of any separate car gate.
- The length of any compound wall.
- The length of any barbed wire or link fence.
- Whether there is a separate latrine or chain septic tank.
- The diameter and depth of any well.
- The number of electrical points, fans and electric motor pump sets.
- The annual rental value in rupees and paise.
- The executant's estimated market value of the building and land in rupees and paise.
The form ends with spaces for the date and the executant's signature.
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Common questions
Should a courtyard be included in the built-up area?
No. Annexure 1-A says areas open to the sky, such as courtyards, should be deducted from the built-up area.
Do I need to report the built-up area floor by floor?
Yes. The form provides separate entries for the ground, first, second and third floors, with the area divided by construction type.
Does the form ask for both land cost and market value?
Yes. It asks for the cost of the land and also for the executant's estimate of the market value of the building and land.
What electrical installation details must be entered?
Annexure 1-A asks for the number of electrical points, fans and electric motor pump sets.
