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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 8 A
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
First Schedule
Second Schedule
Third Schedule
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Provision in MHADA Act 1976 for Land Acquisition for Housing Sector and Rules
- Information regarding Activities / Function of DYCEO Office
- Extract of MHADA Act 1976 (Chapter V Section 41 to 52) Related to Land procurement only
- The MHADA (Land Acquisition) (Service of Notice) Rules 1979
- The MHADA (Land Income)(Inquiry & Notice) Rules 1979
- The MHADA ( Disposal of Land) Rules 1981
- The MHADA (Penalty for default in payment of rent, compensation or amount) Rules 1986
- The MHADA (Estate Management - Sale, transfer and Exchange of Tenements) Regulations 1981
- The MHADA (Disposal of Land) Regulations 1982
(Note for viewer : Please refer to the original for confirmation / any doubt or missing links or points as well as amendments if issued / incorporated in the above rules and regulation and provision in the Section 41 to 52 of the Act)
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- With over seven lakh houses across the state of Maharashtra, including two lakh alone in Mumbai, during the last seven decades, MHADA enjoys the position of largest housing Authority in the country.
- MHADA being a non-profit organization, committed to provide a solution to critical affordable housing scenario in the state.
- MHADA has been the Special Planning Authority for various special projects viz- Chandrapur, Solapur, Dharavi.
- To boost the housing activities in the state MHADA has been appointed as the special planning Authority. In Mumbai, MHADA has around 104 layouts, where MHADA's role will be more instrumental. Also in the implementation of various PMAY projects in the state, the decision of the state will be very useful and give impetus to the housing activities.
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Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, a statutory housing authority, a nodal agency of Maharashtra state, is a pioneer organization providing affordable housing in the state.
Shelter being one of the basic necessities of human beings, We take pride to uplift the standard of living of the last section of the society, thereby providing affordable houses. Our continuous efforts in the Housing sector have ensured that the heartland remains our cherished home.
Vulnerable groups in society such as the financially-challenged are largely dependent on MHADA for their dream home.
MHADA provides a unique service to the humankind through Mumbai building repairs and reconstruction board. The numero uno kind board repairs and reconstructs the old and dilapidated cessed buildings of the island city of Mumbai and also rehabilitates the tenants. There are 16,000 old cessed buildings in the island city.
MHADA is the only Housing Authority in the country to provide housing to the Mill workers, who were rendered jobless and homeless in midst of 1980's.
MHADA has also been the Special Planning Authority for various special projects viz- Chandrapur, Solapur, Dharavi.
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