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    This document outlines a payment plan for a property sale with multiple payments due at different intervals after booking and receipt of occupancy certificate. The plan includes a 50 lakh booking amount plus service tax paid on application. Subsequent payments of 10% of sale value are due within 2 months, 6 months, and 12 months of booking. Another 10% is due on application and receipt of occupancy certificate. Further payments of 25% of sale value are due within 6 months of receipt of occupancy certificate or start of interiors, and within 18 months of receipt of occupancy certificate or completion of interiors. Notes specify prices are subject to escalation and applicable service tax, registration, and stamp duty will be extra.

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    This document outlines a payment plan for a property sale with multiple payments due at different intervals after booking and receipt of occupancy certificate. The plan includes a 50 lakh booking amount plus service tax paid on application. Subsequent payments of 10% of sale value are due within 2 months, 6 months, and 12 months of booking. Another 10% is due on application and receipt of occupancy certificate. Further payments of 25% of sale value are due within 6 months of receipt of occupancy certificate or start of interiors, and within 18 months of receipt of occupancy certificate or completion of interiors. Notes specify prices are subject to escalation and applicable service tax, registration, and stamp duty will be extra.

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    Camellias Paymentplan

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    This document outlines a payment plan for a property sale with multiple payments due at different intervals after booking and receipt of occupancy certificate. The plan includes a 50 lakh booking amount plus service tax paid on application. Subsequent payments of 10% of sale value are due within 2 months, 6 months, and 12 months of booking. Another 10% is due on application and receipt of occupancy certificate. Further payments of 25% of sale value are due within 6 months of receipt of occupancy certificate or start of interiors, and within 18 months of receipt of occupancy certificate or completion of interiors. Notes specify prices are subject to escalation and applicable service tax, registration, and stamp duty will be extra.

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    PAYMENT PLAN

    On Application of Booking 50 lac + Service Tax


    Within 2 months of Booking 10% of Sale Value (less Booking Amount)
    Within 6 months of Booking 10 % of Sale Value
    Within 12 months of Booking 10% of Sale Value
    On Application of Occupation Certificate 10% of Sale Value
    On Receipt of Occupation Certificate 10% of Sale Value + Escalation + Applicable Taxes incurred till that date
    Within 6 months of Receipt of OC or Start of Interiors 25% of Sale Value
    (whichever is earlier)
    Within 18 months of Receipt of OC or Completion of Interior 25% of Sale Value + IBMS + Stamp Duty & Reg Charges Less TPR & MIR
    (whichever is earlier)
    Notes :
    Prices are subject to escalation. Kindly go through the Terms & Conditions in Application Form for escalation charges.
    Service Tax on all the payments, Registration & Stamp Duty extra as applicable
    Timely Payment Rebate, if applicable, will be allowed only if all dues are paid on or before due dates
    Move In Rebate, if applicable, will be credited at the time of Final Payment as per the Terms & Conditions mentioned in the Application Form and the Apartment
    Buyer's Agreement

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