Consent Letter for Extension of Real Estate Project Registration
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority provides this consent letter format for an allottee to support the extension of a real estate project’s registration after the promoter has applied for an extension. The format does not state an order number or issue date, and the allottee must enter the date when signing it.
What the format covers
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority consent letter format records an allottee’s agreement to extend the validity of a real estate project registration. It is addressed to the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority in Chennai.
The letter applies where a promoter has informed an allottee that an application has been filed to extend the project’s registration. It does not specify how long an extension may be granted or the conditions on which the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority will decide the promoter’s application.
Who may need to use it
An allottee in the affected real estate project may be asked to complete and sign the format. The allottee identifies the relevant flat, block, tower or wing, along with the project and promoter.
A property buyer considering whether to sign should check that the project registration details and proposed extension period entered in the letter match the information received from the promoter.
Information required
The consent letter asks for:
- The date of signing.
- The allottee’s name, email address and mobile number.
- The flat, block, tower or wing details.
- The address and name of the real estate project.
- The promoter’s name.
- The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority registration number.
- The current date up to which the registration is valid.
- The period up to which the promoter has requested an extension.
- The allottee’s signature, full name, mobile number and date.
Consent and supporting identity proof
By signing, the allottee conveys consent to extending the validity of the project registration. The body of the format states that a copy of the allottee’s Aadhaar card is enclosed.
The enclosure section identifies acceptable identity proof as:
- Aadhaar card.
- PAN card.
- Elector’s Photo Identity Card, described as an EPIC card.
- Driving licence.
- Passport.
Effect on the allottee’s contractual rights
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority format expressly states that the consent is given without prejudice to the allottee’s rights under the sale agreement and construction agreement. Signing the consent therefore records agreement to the registration extension while preserving the rights identified in those agreements.
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Common questions
Does signing the consent letter give up my rights under the sale or construction agreement?
No. The format states that consent is without prejudice to the allottee’s rights under the sale agreement and construction agreement.
What project details should I check before signing?
Check the project name and address, promoter’s name, registration number, present registration validity and the period up to which the promoter has requested an extension.
What identity proof can be enclosed?
The enclosure list names an Aadhaar card, PAN card, EPIC card, driving licence or passport. The body of the letter specifically says that a copy of the Aadhaar card is enclosed.
Does the consent letter itself extend the project registration?
The letter records the allottee’s consent after the promoter has filed an extension application. The format does not state that the allottee’s signature by itself grants the extension.
