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ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Regd. & Head Office
24, Whites Road, Chennai – 600014
February 2017
S.No Description Pg
1 Role of Estate Dept. 3
2 Estates Integrated Software – Updation of DATA and Generation of 4
various reports
3 PART A - Leasing Procedures and related aspects 5
4 PART B – Engineering and allotment 82
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ROLE OF ESTATE DEPARTMENT
1. Acquisition of Assets:
2. Leasing of Premises:
Renewing the leases wherever due for such renewals both Commercial (Office) and
Residential premises.
a) Office premises:
Letting out the Commercial properties to tenants and collecting the rent at par with the
prevalent Market rent.
Evicting unauthorised tenants from the Company's properties through Public Premises Act,
1971 and / or through Court of law.
b) Residential Premises:
Charging Market rent for unauthorised occupancy of the Officers/employees beyond their
approved period and taking steps to evict them under PP Act/other Court of Law.
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4.Maintenance of Company-owned Office/Residential premises:
1. Link to log in Estates software is available in intranet under Menu → software ----> Estates
2. Estate Department Officer of RO, by entering User Name and Password, can login and
access the Estate Database of Region. Data entered by RO Estate will be available.
3. RO to enter correct data and update DATABASE whenever any change is there in respect of
Office premises , pending Court cases, opening, merger or closure of an Office.
4. Reports can be generated by RO from DATABASE about lease details, lease expired,
pending Court cases, Company owned premises etc. These are useful for analysing the
position.
5. If data is not updated or is incorrect, reports generated too will not reflect correct position.
6. RO to make use of Estates software and provide reports to RM & RO In-charge of Region.
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PART A
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Index
S.No. Description
I - Office Premises
1 Area norms
2 Steps for leasing /Hiring of new premises, execution of lease and renewal of
lease
3 Rental Deposit
4 Rent-Premium Ratio
8 Renewal of lease
18 Form 'A'- Details of present Office premises and its business particulars
22 Draft Office notes cum checklist for leasing New premises and for renewal of
lease (Office premises)
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II- Residential
1 Type of Accommodation
2 Area norms/Eligibility criteria/Entitlement
3 Allotment of company owned accommodation
4 Execution of leave and license agreement
5 Leasing residential accommodation
6 Requirements
7 Draft Lease agreement(residential)
8 Leave and license agreement
9 Terms and Conditions of License
10 Form B – to be signed by CRM
11 Retention of Company owned residential accommodation
12 Company owned premise – Occupancy details
13 Provision of fittings in Company owned accommodation
Provision of curtains in company owned flats occupied by
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Managers/CMs/DGMs & above
15 Local shifting expense
16 Maintenance of Company owned premises
17 Halting allowance in lieu of residential accommodation
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HIRING OF OFFICE PREMISES
The Rules and Regulations relating to acquisition of Premises/Enhancement of Rent on
Renewal/Shifting & Surrendering of Premises by the Company are as under:
AREA TO BE HIRED - Carpet Area shall mean the floor area of usable area excluding Wall,
Toilet Area, Balcony and Verandah.
AREA NORMS:
Office Area (Around)
1. The term “area” referred to above relates to carpet area or office area, which does not
include toilet (if it is in the exclusive use for our office and inside the premises), balcony,
staircase area, passage, etc.
2. Carpet Area of the premises should be measured by a qualified/Licensed/Technical Valuer in
the presence of the owner and consensus should be arrived before occupying the premises to
avoid any dispute at a later date. Any change in the area approved should be brought to the
notice of HO immediately.
3. In the normal course, the area under occupation shall not be more than 1000 sq.ft for Branch
Offices and 2000 sq.ft for Divisional Offices. Relaxation is given for renewal of existing
premises if the Rent Premium Ratio is less than 1.5%. Wherever the existing area occupied
is substantially high and more than one Office is functioning in the same place, RO should
explore the possibility of re-locating the other Office and/or surrendering of surplus area.
Wherever a portion of the existing premises is surrendered so as to restrict the lease to 1200
sq.ft for Branches and 2500 sq.ft for Divisions respectively, the Regional Premises
Committee can exercise the Authority.
1. Obtain ‘In Principle’ approval from Head Office. Tender process to be carried out by RO.
2. Advertisement in two newspapers (one English and other in vernacular language) having
wide circulation in the area where premises is to be acquired.
3. Simultaneously upload the detailed notice/advertisement, terms and conditions, tender forms
and draft standard lease deed on Company’s website. Newspaper advertisement and
notice on website should appear on same date.
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4. RO to inform date of advertisement while sending to HO, soft copies of detailed notice,
terms, forms etc. after filling up address, location, area etc., at least 5 days in advance so
that it can be uploaded in time.
5. A copy of notice to be displayed outside the existing Office premises which is to be shifted
for information of public.
6. Invite offers under two bid system and offers to be received at Regional Office.
7. Master envelopes affixed with office seal and signed by RO Committee members.
8. RO Committee members to open master envelopes in presence of bidders present. Master
envelopes should contain two sealed envelopes superscribed “Technical Bids” & “Financial
Bids”.
9. RO Committee members to sign with date, on all envelopes and open technical bids of valid
tenders. Envelopes containing financial bids not to be opened and kept in safe custody.
Committee members to sign all pages of technical bids
10. A detailed statement as per Annexure ‘B’ of all premises offered with observations be
drawn and it is to be signed by RO Committee members.
11. RO officers to physically inspect premises found in conformity with advertisement for
detailed evaluation. Concerned DM/BM may be co-opted as members while inspecting
premises but not to leave it to DO/BO alone which may cause process errors
12. Area norms to be followed strictly. Carpet area which shall not include balcony, pillars,
walls, staircase, toilet, verandah etc. is basis of rent.
13. Rejection of Tech. bids should be clear, valid, unambiguous & specific. All pros and cons
should be examined while shortlisting suitable premises. Being left with only one Technical
or Financial bid not advisable.
14. The market rate justification for the areas at which property is available shall be
assessed before opening the financial bids.( CVC Guideline)
15. Financial bids of only those premises found suitable by RO Committee members shall be
opened. Financial bids of rejected offers not to be opened. RO Committee members should
put sign and date on all pages of financial bids.
16. Average monthly outgo per sq.ft of carpet area over the entire lease period offered by the
bidder is the basis to find out L-1. To find out L-1, extra costs like maintenance charges,
taxes etc. except service tax, to be borne by Company are included. If Company is to bear
property tax, offer should include it (RO to refer HO Circular no. HO/EST/739/2014-15 dt.
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5.11.2014 also uploaded on intranet) on basis to find out L-1 offer.
17. Carpet area measurement along with a sketch of premises should be done by a registered
civil engineer on panel of any govt. authority, municipal authority or LIC, deputed by our
office, in the presence of owner to avoid any dispute.
18. Comparative Statement with details of premises shortlisted along with rent, taxes etc. quoted
by bidders as per Annexure ‘C’ to be signed by RO Committee.
19. Particulars of rents paid by other PSUs (preferably other than Banks) in vicinity to be
prepared as per Annexure ‘D’.
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RENTAL DEPOSIT:
Normally rental deposit or advance should be for maximum 6 months. Whereas in certain
extraordinary cases, it may be more than 6 months. Cases involving payment of rental deposits or
advance rents (whether with or without interest) in excess of 6 months’ rent but up to 12 months
should be submitted to CMD for approval. For rental deposit or advance of more than 12 months,
case should be submitted to the Board for approval.
RENT HOLIDAYS:
While acquiring new office premises, some of the offices pay rent immediately after the leasing
process is completed though in practice the space is not occupied due to issues like interior not
getting completed, some minor work in premises yet to be completed, etc. Thus office ends up
paying rent for two premises for the same office (where shifting is involved) or pays rent without
actual possession (where new office is opened). In such cases, while finalizing the leasing of
premises, it is preferable that the respective estate committee insists for a few months’ rent holidays
in writing from the prospective landlord. In order to avoid complications, ROs are advised to put a
suitable clause in this regard in the tender document itself which is uploaded in the company’s
website.
ESCALATION:
Initial lease period may be for 9 years or 15 years with provision for renewal of the lease with
15%/25% escalation once in 3 or 5 years. Such escalation will be from the date of renewal. ROs to
ensure that the renewal process is taken up well in advance and it is also very much essential that
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ROs should ensure that Lease deeds are registered in time.
Invariably, in many cases, renewal of lease is not being taken up with H.O sufficiently ahead of the
date of expiry of the lease period. This causes hardship. ROs to ensure that the renewal process is
taken up well in advance i.e. atleast six months before the expiry of the lease period, RO / DO / BO
should intimate to the landlords in writing for renewing the lease, with a request to execute new
lease agreement in time. In case, the renewal of lease of any Office requires HO's approval, ROs are
required to furnish the details in FORM-A (annexed).
RO in-charges were authorized to renew the lease agreement where the monthly rental outgo is less
than Rs.1, 00,000/-. If it is more than Rs.1, 00,000/- p.m., necessary approval should be sought
from the Competent Authority at HO.
ROs have to see that adequate provisions is made if there is any increased rent liability and the
same has to be communicated to HO Accounts department for making suitable provisions in the
book of accounts.
RENEWAL OF LEASE:
Maintaining cordial relations with owner/s and timely action to renew, help in securing
reasonable terms and ensure continued smooth working.
1. Study lease deed carefully about option to continue tenancy / renewal terms and
exercise such available option well in time & increase the rent from due date as per
lease.
2. Diary of renewals to be maintained at RO and identify premises lease of which are to expire
in next six months
3. The process of renewal of lease should commence at least three months prior to the expiry
of the present lease.
4. To obtain information about rents paid by other PSUs (preferably other than banks) in the
vicinity.
5. Discuss with owner/s. More than one meeting may be necessary. RO officers may
participate in process.
6. Renewal for minimum 9/10 years with appropriate rent escalation. Process to be completed
before expiry of lease. Prefer lease with 5 + 5 years terms.
7. Officer in Estate Dept. at RO to monitor position on fortnightly basis and help / guide BOs /
DOs pro-actively.
8. Delay in renewal may lead to dispute, legal case and crisis. Owners expect current rent rates
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from back date in the event of delay.
9. In case of renewal, RO to furnish the details in FORM-A, landlords consent letter, RO EC
note after negotiating with the landlord and a copy of latest lease deed.
10. In case RO/LCB have any issues on the condition/s imposed by HO at the time of approval,
it is mandatory on the part of RO/ LCB to seek specific approval from HO for waiver of
those conditions before fresh negotiations with the landlord.
11. After obtaining “In Principle” approval for shifting and initiation of process, fresh
negotiations should not be carried out and new terms cannot be agreed with the existing
landlord in contravention of HO instructions.
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SHIFTING OF OFFICE PREMISES:
Where Shifting is necessitated due to a legal Notice issued by the landlord for vacation of
premises despite the lease deed containing a specific renewal clause, it should be carefully
examined whether our case is legally tenable and if so, it should be properly defended by the
Regional Office through our Panel Advocate well-versed with Estate matters. While considering
such cases, the residual period of lease, our rights under the local statutory laws, time and litigation
expenses etc should also be taken into account.
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SURRENDERING OF LEASED OFFICE PREMISES:
1. Whenever any approval is granted for leasing new premises, approval for surrendering the
old premises invariably follows simultaneously. It implies that the old premises will be
surrendered without any financial loss to the company, as soon as the new premise is
occupied.
2. Retention of old premises beyond the notice period becomes unwarranted and attracts
adverse comments.
3. Review unused premises and suitable action to be taken for surrender to be taken in time.
4. Before referring the matter of shifting and surrendering of the Office premises to the Head
Office, utmost care is required as frequent shifting of premises involves expenses.
Before shifting/surrendering the existing premises to the landlord, RO must make sure that
any advance rent/Security deposit made to the existing landlord is recovered/adjusted.
Cordial relations with owner/s, compliance of terms of lease and timely renewals prevent
litigation.
1. RO to maintain Court case files and ensure a competent Advocate is deputed to defend
the Company
2. RO to examine the petition carefully and ensure proper WS/ Counter/Reply is filed in time
3. To produce legally valid documentary and oral evidence in support of our case before the
Court
4. An Officer who knows the case and its related issues should give evidence on behalf of
Company
5. To have regular follow up with Advocate for latest position and measures to be taken to
safeguard the interest of our Company.
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Suggested draft wording of Advt. for Metros and 'A' Class Cities, where due to high cost of
advt., smaller space is to be used for Advt.
Note :
1. Small Advertisement in view of high publication cost and people are aware of use of
website to get documents and information.
2. Above draft shows the wording which is required in advt. It does not indicate the space
to be used. Space has to be minimum possible and practical.
3. Minimum 20 days' gap should be there between date of advt. and last date for receipt
of tenders.
4. Detailed notice, terms and conditions, tender forms and standard lease draft to be
uploaded simultaneously on our Co.'s website as per CVC guidelines. Soft copy of all
matter to be uploaded has to be sent to HO 5 days in advance, informing the date of
advertisement.
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Suggested draft wording of detailed Advertisement/Notice
NOTE:-
1. Above draft shows suggested wording in advt. It does not indicate the space to be used.
Space has to be minimum possible and practical.
2. Minimum 20 days' gap should be there between date of advt. and last date for receipt
of tenders.
3. Detailed notice, terms and conditions, tender forms and standard lease draft to be
uploaded simultaneously on our Co.'s website as per CVC guidelines. Soft copy of all
matter to be uploaded has to be sent to HO 5 days in advance, informing the date of
advertisement.
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Specimen terms and conditions for tender
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Note;- RO may add/suitably alter terms and conditions as per requirement and as per HO
advice
Technical Bid
Ref: Your Advertisement for Office space for Divisional Office/Branch Office on Lease basis.
1. Details of Owner
Telephone No.
Mobile No.
E.Mail ID
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mention the total no. of floors in the building.
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p) Does the site or portion fall within
Railway/National Highway/underground Yes/No …...........................................
cable/Metro traverse site?
IV) Amenities:
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e) Locality's proximity to the following places
in Kms:
1) North by:
2) East by:
3) South by:
4) West by:
I/We confirm that I/we have read the terms and conditions and that the above information is true.
I/We hold clear title to the property and the lease is offered in compliance of local rules and
regulations.
PLACE:
SIGNATURE
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Note:
This Technical bid should be sent in a separate envelope closed and sealed and
superscribed “TECHNICAL BID” on it, for …............................. Premises.
Both the Technical and Financial Bid envelopes shall be put in a bigger envelope which
will be superscribed “OFFER OF PREMISES FOR …..................................... OFFICE.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO. LTD.
REGIONAL OFFICE:
ADDRESS..............................................
Financial Bid
I. Details of Owner:
Telephone No.
Mobile Number
E-Mail ID:
a) Rent Rate per sq.ft. Carpet area (excluding …........................ per sq.ft (carpet area)
balcony, common area, pillars, wall, toilets
etc.)
b) Maintenance Charges payable, if any by the Rs..................... per month per sq. ft
Lessee (Specify on monthly basis)
c) Any other charges payable by the lessee per Rs..................... per month per sq. ft
month
d) Whether service tax payable by the lessee ?
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III. Terms of lease:
I/We agree to bear lease registration charges on 50:50 basis. I/We hold clear title to the property
and the lease is offered in compliance of local rules and regulations.
I/We are aware that the 'RENT' (Item No.II-(a)) mentioned above will be inclusive of all amenities
including Parking space, other conveniences, municipal taxes, rates/Surcharges & Cess etc.
It is my/our duty to pay the statutory liabilities/dues relating to the premises offered above, to
the appropriate authority within the due date & the Company shall have no responsibility other
than payment of the rent as mentioned above.
PLACE:
SIGNATURE
DATE:
NAME/SEAL
Note:
This Financial bid should be sent in a separate envelope closed, sealed and superscribed
“FINANCIAL BID for ….......................... Premises” on it.
Both the Technical and Financial Bid envelopes shall be put in a bigger envelope which
will be superscribed “OFFER OF PREMISES FOR DIVISIONAL OFFICE / BRANCH
OFFICE ….............................”
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DRAFT LEASE AGREEMENT (OFFICE PREMISES)
AND
M/s. United India Insurance Co. Ltd., a limited liability company incorporated under Companies
Act,
1956 having its Registered office at No.24, whites Road, Chennai – 600 014 represented herein by
its ………...Manager,Sh………………of UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO.LTD., ..……….
Office, ...................... hereinafter referred to as the LESSEE on the other part.
The expressions LESSOR and LESSEE shall wherever the context so require be deemed to include
their heirs, executors, legal representatives, successors-in- interest and assigns.
WHEREAS
a) the LESSOR represents that he is the sole and absolute owner of the property on
…... floor in door no. ........................................ and entitled to lease out the same;
b) the LESSEE required the afore-mentioned property / portion thereof comprising an extent of
......... Sq.ft. Carpet area more fully described in the schedule hereunder and hereinafter
referred to as the PREMISES for use as its Office.
c) the LESSOR has agreed to provide and the LESSEE has agreed to take on lease the PREMISES,
subject to terms set out hereunder;
1. The lease shall be for a period of ......... years commencing from......... and ends on ......... and
shall be renewed at the option of the Lessee.
2. The rent is agreed and fixed at Rs...........p.m. (at the rate of Rs........per Sq.ft.) for a period of
....... years initially and shall be increased by .........% of the rent being paid thereafter, for
........... terms of ..........years each, as detailed below: -
The rent shall be payable for each month on or before the 10th day of every succeeding
month. The lessee shall pay in addition to the rent a sum of ……. as maintenance charges
every month.(if applicable).
3. The LESSEE has paid to the LESSOR an advance / deposit of Rs......... which shall be
refunded to the LESSEE at the time of surrendering or handing over vacant possession
of the PREMISES by the LESSEE.
4. Besides rent, LESSEE shall pay Electricity charges and Water charges in respect of
leased premises as levied by the Municipal or other statutory authorities.
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5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the LESSEE shall not be liable for any other payment
and LESSOR shall bear the Property Tax and all other taxes, levies or outgo in respect of the
PREMISES.
6. The LESSOR shall provide sufficient parking space for cars, Scooters, & other vehicles
and also a Cycle stand for LESSEES .
7. This Lease may be terminated by the LESSEE at any time by giving three months’ notice in
writing to the LESSOR.
8. The LESSEE shall deduct income Tax deduction at source, which shall be on the rent paid
by the LESSEE, and necessary Certificate shall be provided at the end of each financial
year.
9. It is mutually agreed between the parties that the cost of Stamp papers and expenses of
registration of lease deed in respect of this lease and its renewals if any shall be shared
equally by the LESSORS and LESSEES.
i) On the LESSEE paying the rents and other charges as stipulated herein, it shall be entitled to
hold and enjoy the PREMISES on lease without any let or hindrance from the LESSOR or
any one claiming through or under him.
ii) Not to do or cause to be done anything within or outside the PREMISES preventing,
obstructing or interrupting business of the LESSEE or its use and occupation of the
PREMISES including free ingress or egress.
iii) The LESSEE, its employees, customers, visitors or servants shall be entitled to unfettered
use of all entrances, passages, common areas, parking areas, staircases, lifts, amenities and
conveniences in and outside the PREMISES in common with other occupants as the case
may be.
iv) To maintain the PREMISES in good and tenantable condition including provision
of uninterrupted electricity, water supply and other amenities and to perform necessary
repairs to the PREMISES whenever necessary without delay. Lessor shall arrange painting
/ white washing of premises every 5 years.
v) The LESSEE shall be entitled to put up fixtures and fittings in or upon the PREMISES
including Name Boards or Sign Boards, Partitions, Cabins, Lightings, Fans, Airconditioners,
provisions for computers or other interior work of a removable nature including incidental
electrical works for the same for the purpose of using the PREMISES.
vi)That at the time of LESSEE surrendering vacant possession of the PREMISES, the LESSOR
shall forthwith refund the advance/deposit without any delay or default.
b) Pay any property Tax /other taxes, levies or outgo in respect of the PREMISES which
The LESSOR is thereby required to pay, the LESSEE is hereby permitted and authorised to effect
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necessary repairs and / or maintenance and the costs thereof or any other payments made by it shall
be adjusted from the rent payable to the LESSOR.
i. To pay the rent, electricity and water charges punctually as and when falling due.
ii. Not to sub-let, assign or part with his leasehold estate or interest in the said
PREMISES.
iii. To maintain the PREMISES in a clean, tidy, healthy and good condition as may be
practicable, normal wear and tear excepted.
iv. Not to do or cause any major modifications, additions or alterations in the building of the
PREMISES without the permission of the LESSOR.
v. To permit the LESSOR or his/her/their duly authorized agent, representative to enter the
PREMISES at all reasonable times without interrupting or disrupting the functioning of
LESSEE’s office.
vi. To remove all fixtures and fittings put up by it in the PREMISES at the time of vacation of
the premises.
SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY
All that piece and parcel of the premises of carpet Area ............ Sq.ft. on the ............. floor at Door
no. …......... street/locality / road .................................................. (complete address) together right
of use of common stair cases, common passages, areas, lifts and other common amenities in the
building bounded on the
North by ....................,
South by ...................,
East by ................. and
West by .................... within the Registration ................................
A sketch / plan of premises is attached in case of new premises leased for the first time.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed this LEASE DEED on the day, month
and year first above written.
LESSOR LESSEE
WITNESSES : -
1. Signatures 1. Signatures
Name & Address : Name & Address :
2. Signatures 2. Signatures
Name & Address : Name & Address :
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ANNEXURE 'F'
I GENERAL PARTICULARS :
1. Status of Office :
b) Which floor
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II. DETAILS OF PROPOSED PREMISES:
1 Is the premises newly built? If not, state :
the age of the building and its condition
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III RENT / LEASE PARTICULARS
c. Date of occupation :
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IV DETAILS OF EXISTING PREMISES:-
(applicable only where shifting to new premises is contemplated)
1 Full address :
2 Carpet area :
9 Date of expiry :
MANAGER
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FORM 'A'
UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO. LTD.
HEAD OFFICE, 24, WHITES ROAD, CHENNAI – 14.
RO : DO : BO :
…………………………… …………………………… ……………………………
……… ………. ………
1. Status of Office :
Renewal terms
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FORM 'A'
Other information :
1 Target premium :
4 Commission / Brokerage * :
7 Staff strength
Class I in cabin :
Class I sitting outside :
Class II :
Class III :
Class-IV :
PTS :
8 Any premises attached to this Office to
be put to any use OR is to be :
surrendered
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Control Act applicable
c) Date of occupation :
c) Date of occupation :
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ANNEXURE “B”
S.No. Name & Address of Address of the Carpet Good Bad Remarks
the Bidder premises area features features (State
offered offered whether
and Floor (Sq.ft) shortlisted
or rejected
along with
valid &
specific
reasons for
rejection)
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ANNEXURE “C”
S. Name & Address of Carpe Rent Maintena Any Lease Total Average
No Address the premises t area quoted nce other period outgo monthly
of the offered offere per Charges charges offere other outgo
Offerer d sq.ft* if any to to be d and than per sq.ft
& Floor
be borne borne by …...% Service of
(Sq.ft)
by us the increa Tax for carpet
(indicate Compan se of entire area
on y rent lease over
monthly (Indicate after... period entire
on a .years lease
basis)
monthly period
basis) offered
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ANNEXURE “D”
S.No. Name OF THE Address of the Year of Carpet area Present Rent
PSU occupatio paid rate per
PSU (preferably (Sq.ft)
n sq.ft and
other than Banks) and Floor
effective from
occupied
which date
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REGIONAL OFFICE
Office Note
Department : Estate
Ref No: Dated:
4. Date of occupation
6. Rent rate and amount paid at present and effective from which date
7. Deposit
9. Whether lease in vogue, if no, the date of expiry (attach a copy of lease deed)
10. (a) Whether lease provides option to continue tenancy/ renew, to lessee
(b) If yes whether option exercised?
12. Letters of confirmation of rent (rate and effective from which date) from at least 2
PSUs(preferably other than Banks) in the vicinity
13. Attach one photograph of exterior and one of interior of premises (may be taken with a
mobile phone camera)
14. If rent demanded is more than the norms of escalation, attach a copy of rent valuation by the
Regd. Civil Engineer on panel of LIC or Govt. Authority(other than a Surveyor)
15. Whether RO Estate Committee members discussed the rent & terms with owner (attach
owner's letter & final consent)
16. Name of nearest Office of our Co. and approx. distance from it.
18. Rent rate recommended, effective from which date & escalation “percentage” if any, after
what period
Recommendations of RO :
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REGIONAL OFFICE : _______________
5. Date on which (premises found in conformity with (detailed statement be drawn as per
Advertisement) physically inspected by members Annexure 'C' & enclose it)
of RO Estate Committee for detailed evaluation for
shortlisting
6. Date of opening the financial bids of only those (For arriving at L-1 extra costs like
premises found suitable and name of L-1 maintenance charges, taxes etc. borne
to be borne by the Co. shall be taken into account)
7. Carpet area (with a sketch) measured by a Regd. (also enclose sketch and report)
Civil Engineer on Panel of LIC or Government /
Municipal Authorities deputed by our Office,
agreed by owner
8. Prevailing rent rate in the locality where L-1 is (also enclose Annexure 'D' along with
located, Rent valuation by Regd. Civil Engineer on copies of letters of PSUs & rent
valuation panel of LIC or Govt Authorities & report)
confirmation of rent rate by at least 2 PSUs
in the area.
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13. Attach Questionnaire form 'F'
Dated : ____________
Enclosures :
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RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION
Company-owned accommodation:
Company owns residential flats at various places . As and when the Company-owned flat falls
vacant, notice is issued by the concerned ROs inviting applications for the same from the particular
cadres of Officers for whom the flat is meant according to their Cadre eligibility norms. When
there is no vacant flat at particular place and the Officers seek accommodation, they may be advised
to go either for Company-leased accommodation or Personal-leased accommodation.
Company Lease:
The lease is between the owner and the Company , the Company would pay the rent to owner.
Personal Lease:
No deposit is payable by the Company and the rent upto the approved limit is reimbursed based on
production of rental receipt.
Area Norms
Company owned flats, Company-leased and Personal-leased residential accommodation are allotted
to Officers in various cadres according to the area norms applicable to their cadre as under:
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Area Norms for Company leased and Personal leased Residential Accommodation:
Cadre Carpet Area in Sq.ft.
Scale I & II 807
Scale III & IV 1076
Scale V 1345
Scale VI 1614
Scale VII 2152
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ANNEXURE 'A'
a. Single 5
b. Married without 12
Children
c. Married with 1 Child 15
c. Paying Guest 15
7. Present 10
accommodation
– Location
Distance from office 5
beyond 5 kms, but less
than 10 kms
10 kms to 15 kms 8
Beyond 15 kms 10
TOTAL 100
Marks
Explanatory Notes:
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PROPER UTILISATION OF COMPANY OWNED RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION:
Company leased accommodation or personal lease accommodation has to be given only after
exhausting Company owned accommodation in that locality. If the employees are given leased
accommodation without utilizing company owned accommodation, two problems are created. 1. In
the short run, we are unnecessarily keeping our accommodation empty and paying for the
employees leases, 2. In the long run, all the vacant flats become unusable and we are forced to give
only leased accommodation.
So wherever vacant flats are there in dilapidated condition, efforts have to be taken to renovate
these flats and put them to use immediately.
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Note :
All cases approved by RO within their powers, form ‘B’ should be sent to HO for
records(Annexure ‘D').
Premature surrendering of leased accommodation may be entertained in deserving cases
with prior approval.
In all company leases both lease agreement between company and the landlord (Annexure
B) and Leave and Licence Agreement between the company and the officer (Annexure C)
should be executed immediately on allotment.
No rental deposit is paid by the company in case of personal leases and rent should be
reimbursed based on production of rental receipt up to approved limit.
In respect of Company-leased Residential accommodation, Regional In-charges are
empowered for approval for hiring of the residential accommodation with rental deposit
upto six months. However, the eligibility shall be strictly as per norms and lease deed as per
standard wordings. Deviation, if any shall be subject to H.O's approval.
Officers who are allotted residential accommodation by the Company shall pay for such
accommodation, appropriate Licence fee at 0.75% (as per Administrative Instructions for
implementation of the provisions of General Insurance (Rationalisation of Pay Scales and
other Conditions of Service of Officers) Amendment Scheme, 2016) of the minimum of the
revised scale with effect from 01.02.2016 applicable to them. They shall not be entitled to
House Rent Allowance which is payable at the rate of 10% of Basic Pay, subject to a
maximum of the respective cadre in their respective place of Posting.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
1. Application form [Prescribed format] – Duly filled by the officer with Head of the
Department's recommendation.
3. Proof of ownership – Copy of Latest Property Tax receipt from the Corporation of Chennai/
Copy of Sale deed
4. Proof of Identity & Address of the House owner – Copy of Ration Card/ Voter ID/ Driving
Licence/ Aadhar Card
6. Bank details of the officer - in the prescribed format along with cancelled cheque.
10. Confirmation of Home town address from Personnel Department – in case of new recruits.
11. Copy of the lease agreement between the house owner and the officer.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
1. Application form [Prescribed format] – Duly filled by the officer with Head of the
Department's recommendation.
3. Proof of ownership – Copy of Latest Property Tax receipt from the Corporation of Chennai/
Copy of Sale deed
4. Proof of Identity & Address of the House owner – Copy of Ration Card/ Voter ID/ Driving
Licence/ Aadhar Card
6. Bank details of the House owner [in case of Company lease] - in the prescribed format along
with cancelled cheque.
7. In case of joint ownership – No objection certificate from the co-owners for leasing out the
flat and when the flat is offered by one of the co-owners.
11. Confirmation of Home town address from Personnel Department – in case of new recruits.
12. Confirmation from the officer for the deduction of excess rent from his/her monthly salary if
the rent demanded exceeds the officer’s eligibility.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
Application Form : Company/ Personal Leased Residential Accommodation
Sl. Description Details
No
1 Name & Designation of the Officer
Employee Number
Department & Office of Posting
3 Individual House/Apartment?
4 Carpet Area (in Sq.Ft)
8 Renewal Terms
(All the documents required for company/personal leased residential accommodation must be
enclosed with the application form.)
I hereby declare that the above furnished information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
Application Form : Shared Lease Residential Accommodation
Sl. Description Officer 1 Officer 2
No
1 Name & Designation of the Officer
Employee Number
Department & Office of Posting
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Details of Proposed Premises :
3 Individual House/Apartment?
4 Carpet Area (in Sq.Ft)
8 Renewal Terms
(All the documents required for company/personal leased residential accommodation must be
enclosed with the application form.)
I hereby declare that the above furnished information is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge.
Department: Department:
Date: Date:
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Offer Letter – Company/ Leased Residential Accommodation
Date :
Place :
From
To
The Chief Manager,
Estates department,
United India Insurance Co.Ltd,
Regd and Head office,
24, Whites road,
Chennai-600014.
Sir,
Re : Offering of my Flat/ Residence on Company Lease.
7. Lease Period :
Thanking You,
Yours Faithfully,
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To
United India Insurance Co. Ltd.
Sir/Madam,
I/We furnish below details of my/our bank account to be used for effecting the payments due to us
by NEFT/RTGS.
5 Account Number
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DRAFT LEASE AGREEMENT (RESIDENTIAL)
Whereas the LESSOR has offered to let on lease the premises (described in the Schedule hereunder
and hereinafter referred to as Demised premises) to the LESSEE for the residential accommodation
of any of its Officers for a monthly rent of Rs. per month (Rupees.....................................)
which offer has been accepted by the LESSEE subject to the terms and conditions set out
hereunder:
1. In pursuance of the above said recital, the LESSOR hereby lets on lease the Demised Premises
to the LESSEE for a monthly rent of Rs. (Rupees
(ii) He will keep the premises in good tenantable condition by attending to its necessary repairs
and periodical whitewashing and painting of the said premises.
(iii) He will see that all the taxes, rents and levies due in respect of the Demised premises to the
Govt./Local Body are promptly and regularly paid.
(iv) To permit the LESSEE to remove from the premises at the expiration or sooner the
termination of the tenancy all fixtures and fittings installed by the LESSEE in the
DEMISED PREMISES.
(v) To permit the LESSEE paying the monthly rent hereby reserved and observing the
covenants on either part herein contained to use, occupy and enjoy the premises without any
disturbance or interruption by the LESSOR or any other person lawfully claiming by,
through or under him or in trust for him and the LESSEE is a tenant of the Lessor.
(i) Pay the monthly rent of Rs. (Rupees ) as stated above due for a month on or before
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the Seventh day of the succeeding English Calendar Month
(iii) Pay the water and electricity charges promptly and regularly.
(iv) Permit the LESSOR and persons authorised by him to enter, to inspect and/or attend to any
necessary repairs relating to the Demised Premises.
(v) Not to alter or construct new in the Demised premises, except providing removable partitions,
fittings, fixtures, electrical installations, etc. and
(vi) The LESSEE shall hand over possession of the said premises to the LESSOR on the expiry of
the period of lease fixed herein the same state and condition as on the date of occupation but subject
to natural wear and tear due to ordinary use and lapse of time.
6. IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED BETWEEN THE PARTIES THAT the cost of stamp papers in
respect of this lease and the duplicate and of the renewed lease and its duplicate if any shall be
borne by the Lessee.
7. Notwithstanding anything contained above, the lease can be terminated by giving one month
notice period by Lessee.
S CHE DULE
Premises bearing Flat No.........., Plot no.........., Locality / Road / Street …............... City,
comprising a total/plinth/carpet area of approx............ sq.ft. bounded on
North by :
East by :
West by :
South by :
IN WITNESS WHEREOF THE PARTIES HEREUNTO set their hands on the day, month and year
first above written.
LESSEE: LESSOR :
1.
2.
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LEAVE AND LICENCE AGREEMENT
AND WHEREAS the Licensee has requested the Company to grant to the licensee a licence to use
and occupy a flat in the Registration sub district of
as a licensee which the Company has agreed to do on the terms and conditions hereinafter
mentioned.
NOW THESE ARTICLES WITNESS AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE
PARTIES HERETO AS FOLLOWS:-
1. The company hereby grants to the licencee from ..................... to use and occupy Flat no.
................ in the Company's
(which flat is hereafter referred to as “the said flat”) on the terms and conditions and subject to the
payment of monthly licence fees as is hereinafter mentioned.
2. “The Licensee shall for the use and occupation of the said flat pay to the Company every
month licence fee in accordance with the provisions of the Rationalisation Scheme or any other
applicable Scheme in this regard in force from time to time. The Licensee shall pay to the Company
licence fees calculated as above on or before the last day of the current month and for the purpose
aforesaid the Licensee hereby authorise the Company to deduct from his salary and or any other
allowances and payments of whatsoever nature payable by the Company to the Licensee the said
monthly licence fee and/or any other monies or charges payable by the Licensee. The company will
be entitled to deduct from the salary and/or any other allowances and payments of whatsoever
nature payable to the Licensee any amount which may fall due or may become payable under this
Agreement and other amounts payable by the Licensee in respect of the said flat.
In case the Licensee is under suspension those amounts may be deducted monthly from the
subsistence allowance, if any payable to him.
In case the subsistence allowances is not adequate or the Licensee is on leave without pay,
the Licensee hereby agrees to pay to the Company in advance the said monthly licence fee every
month and other amounts payable by him”.
The licence hereby granted is also subject to and shall also be governed by the terms and
conditions of licence set out in the Annexure 'A' hereto. The conditions contained herein and those
setout in Annexure 'A' shall not be construed as excluding any additional liabilities imposed on the
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Licensee by any provisions of law in force for the time being.
Notwithstanding anything herein above stated the Company will be entitled in its sole
discretion during the continuance of this agreement and without assigning any reason to require the
licensee to quit and vacate the said flat and to occupy any other flat in the same building or any
other building of the Company as a licensee whether the new alternative flat so allotted is or is not
similar to the said flat but is more or less of the same size, and the licensee shall within 15 days on
receiving such intimation from the Company quit and vacate the said flat and hand over the vacant
possession thereof to the Company.
5. The Licensee hereby agrees and undertakes to pay electricity charges and such other charges
as may be shown in different meters that may be provided in respect of the said flat provided that so
long as separate meters are not provided by the licensee in respect of electricity or any other energy
consumed by him and the licensee shall pay to the Company such charges as may be fixed by the
company shall be entitled to deduct such amount from salary and other allowance and payments of
what-so-ever nature that may be payable by the Company to the licensee.
6. The licensee agrees and undertakes that in case there is any increase in the Municipal Taxes
and/or other taxes, the Company shall be entitled at its discretion to recover such increase full or
partly from the licensee. The Company shall be entitled to deduct such amount from the salary or
any other allowance or payment which may become payable by the Company to the licensee.
7. The licensee agrees and undertakes that if there is any increase in the number of family
members and the dependents to the licensee staying with him in the said flat as permitted by Clause
2 of the terms and conditions mentioned in the Annexure 'A' hereto, the licensee shall immediately
inform the company about the same.
8. The licence hereby granted to the licensee is by reason of his being in the service and
employment of the Company and the licence hereby grants shall ipsofacto stand determined or
terminated in case the licensee ceases to be an employee of the company for whatsoever reason or
his service or employment is terminated by the Company or the licensee is transferred to any place
outside.
The Company shall further be entitled to terminate the licence by (i) giving not more than 30
days notice in case the licensee or any of the members of his family or his dependents
commit breach of any of the terms and conditions of this agreement or (ii) by giving not more than
15 days notice in case (a) the licensee is declared or adjudicated insolvent and/or (b) the licensee or
any of the members of his family or dependents is guilty of any misconduct or misbehaviour in the
sole, judgment of the Company. Notwithstanding anything stated herein above, the Company shall
be entitled in its sole discretion to terminate and determine the licence by giving one calendar
month's notice without assigning any reason whatsoever.
9. The licensee hereby agrees and undertakes that immediately on the expiry of this licence or
sooner determination or termination thereof as provided here in before he shall immediately quit
and vacate the said flat and remove himself from the said flat and hand over quite peaceful and
vacant possession of the said flat to the Company and the Company shall be entitled without
prejudice to its other rights to remove the licensee and the members of his family and his
dependents together with all their belongings from the said flat without recourse to the court of law.
10. “The Licensee hereby agrees that in case of failure on his part, or on the part of his
dependents family members in case of his death, to hand over quiet, peaceful and vacant possession
of the said flat to the Company on determination/termination of the licence hereby granted the
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company shall be entitled without prejudice to all its other rights and remedies, to withhold the
terminal benefits and other payments including leave encashment that may be due to the Licensee
from the Company, till such time as quiet, peaceful and vacant possession of the said flat is acquired
by the Company, and to recover therefrom all monies payable by the Licensee to the Company
under this agreement.”
10A. The Licensee hereby agrees that in case the Licensee and/or his dependents/family members
continue in occupation of the said flat after the Licensee has ceased to be in the employment of the
Company or after the determination/termination of the licence, the Company shall without prejudice
to its other rights and remedies, be entitled to recover for such occupation compensation at such rate
as the Company may in its sole discretion decide, as also losses damages and expenses incurred by
the Company.
11. The Licensee has received fittings and fixtures as mentioned in the Annexure 'B' hereto. The
Licensee shall keep and maintain the said fittings and fixtures in good conditions subject to
normal wear and tear and he will return the same to the Company on termination of the
agreement.
12. The Licensee hereby agrees and undertake to abide by the terms and conditions of the
agreement including those stipulated in Annexure 'A' hereto and such terms and conditions which
may be prescribed by the company from time to time in connection with this licence and the use
and occupation of the said flat or agreement or in respect of such terms and conditions which may
be prescribed by the company from time to time, the decision of the company regarding its
interpretation shall be final and binding upon the licensee.
13. The licence hereby granted is a personal licence only and is granted to the Licensee on account
of his being in employment of the company. Nothing in this agreement shall be deemed to create a
tenancy of any other kind of right or interest in regard to the said flat except that of leave and
licence. The licensee shall not have nor shall he Claim any right to the exclusive possession of the
said flat and the possession is and shall always remain and be deemed to be with the Company. The
Company shall have the original key of the said flat in its possession and a duplicate is given to the
Licensee. The Licensee has no right to own, assign, sub-let or underlet the said flat or keep paying
guests or give occupation use or possession of the said flat to any person under any circumstances.
(a) IT IS HEREBY AGREED that in case the services of the Licensee are transferred to
General Insurance Corporation of India (herein after called GIC and/or to National
Insurance Co.Ltd. (hereinafter called National) and/or New India Assurance Co.Ltd.
(hereinafter called NEW INDIA) and/or Oriental Insurance Co.Ltd. (hereinafter called
ORIENTAL) and/or United India Insurance Co.Ltd. (hereinafter called UNITED INDIA)
the Licensee shall, if so required by the Company, immediately hand over the said flat to the
Company and vacate the same.
(b) However, if the Company at the request of GIC and/or National and/or New India and/or
Oriental and/or United India as the case may be allows the Licensee to continue to occupy the said
flat the Licensee may so continue to occupy the said flat under the terms and conditions hereof as a
special case and as being in employment of GIC and/or National and/or the New India and/or
Oriental and/or United India as the case may be and in that event the licence to occupy the said flat
will continue by reason of the Licensee being in employment and service of GIC and/or National
and/or New India and/or Oriental and /or United India as the case may be and the License in
addition to it being liable to be terminated on the other grounds as provided in this agreement shall
ipsofacto stand terminated and determined in case the licensee ceases to be in the employment of
GIC and/or National and/or New India and/or Oriental and/or United India as the case may be for
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whatsoever reason or if his services are terminated by GIC and/or National and/or New India and/or
Oriental and/or United India for any reason whatsoever or if his services are transferred by GIC
and/or National and/or New India and/or Oriental and/or United India as the case may be to any
other city or town.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this Agreement on the day and the year first
hereinabove written.
IN THE PRESENCE OF
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ANNEXURE 'A'
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LICENCE
1. The License to occupy the said flat is also subject to the following conditions which are binding
on the licensee who will be responsible for compliance thereof by himself and others staying with
him.
2. The said flat is to be used for purely residential purpose only by the Licensee. No trade,
business, profession or vocation shall be carried on within or on the said flat or in the building and
the compound where the said flat is situated. The licensee may keep with him the members of his
family- “Family” for this purpose means husband/wife, children and dependent parents only –
whose names and particulars are given below and such other dependents as may be permitted by the
company to reside with the Licensee.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
3. The License shall commence on the date of allotment of the quarters, from which date
compensation for use and occupation shall become payable by the employee.
4. The License fee and any other charges or dues payable by the Licensee shall be reckoned on the
basis of the calendar month.
5. Licensee is required to give one calendar month's notice in case he wants to vacate the flat.
6. In case the Company is required to get the premises vacated by any Judicial, Government,
Municipal other authorities the Licensee will immediately vacate and handover the possession of
the said flat without any obligation on the part of the company to provide alternative
accommodation or give any compensation in lieu thereof.
7. No Licensee shall confer any facility to any person, in respect of the said flat allotted to him or
any part thereof.
8. The Licensee shall not cause any damage or disfigurement to any part of the said flat or the
building or any other property of the company where the said flat is situated. The costs, expenses
and consequences of rectifying any such damage or disfigurement or breakage or defect in the
quarter, fittings or fixtures caused by the licensee or any person staying with him or visiting him
shall have to be borne by the Licensee and without prejudice to the Company's other right, the
Company will be entitled to recover all such costs and expenses from any sums payable by the
Company to the licensee.
9. The Licensee shall not make additions or alterations to or install any fixtures in the said flat,
whether of a temporary or permanent nature without the prior permission in writing from the
Company.
10. Any breakage or defects in plumbing, electrical fittings etc. should be reported to the
appointed caretaker representative of the company in writing, who will arrange for the
repairs. Under no circumstances, should the licensee carry out the repairs.
11. Any duly authorised representative of the Company will be entitled to enter and inspect the said
flat at any time without giving any notice but as far as possible without causing any inconvenience
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to the Licensee.
12. Every Licensee shall maintain the said flat in a clean and hygienic condition to the satisfaction
of the Company. Staircases and common passages should be kept absolutely clean and the Licensee
or his servants are not permitted to keep their belongings or sleep therein. Clothes should not be
exhibited at any place in the said flat or the building where that flat is situated. Nothing should be
done by the Licensee or other occupants of the flat so as to spoil the aesthetic appearance of the
building.
13. No person suffering from any infectious or contagious disease should stay in the said flat. If the
Licensee or any person staying with the Licensee is so affected, the fact should be immediately
reported by the Licensee to the Company, the patient shall be immediately removed and the said flat
disinfected at the cost of the Licensee concerned.
14. The Licensee undertakes that no dangerous, combustible or inflammable material shall be
brought on or stored in the said flat. Only oil, kerosene, charcoal, electricity or domestic gas shall
be used for fuel purpose on the said flat.
15. The Licensee shall ensure that garbage or other refuse is not thrown into sinks, lavatories,
cisterns or water or soil pipes in the said flat or out of the windows but the same shall be disposed
of as per the arrangements made for the purpose by the company.
16. The Licensee shall not use the said flat for any purpose which might cause nuisance to the
Company or other Licensees or occupants or for an illegal or immoral purpose.
ANNEXURE B – 1
Fittings & Fixtures Provided at the said premises by the company
a) FANS
b) GEYSERS
c)
ANNEXURE B – 2
Fittings & Fixtures Provided at the said premises by the Owner ( in the case of Leased premises)
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FORM B
UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO.LTD.
REGIONAL OFFICE :
Details of the Officer :
1 Name of the Officer, Cadre & Employee No. :
3 Carpet Area :
Area Eligibility
4 Rent per month with absorption :
(Rental Eligibility)
Officer's share of rent
5 Deposit :
7 Fixtures/Fittings provided :
a a) By Company :
.
b b) By owner :
.
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RETENTION OF COMPANY OWNED RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION
Retention on transfer:
Retention of accommodation at the previous place of posting by transferred Officers/Employees has
to be referred to RO immediately on transfer. DGMs/CRMs are vested with powers on such
retentions upto six months or till the next re-opening of Schools/Colleges wherever the Officer is
having dependent School/College - going children. The authority for further extension will
continue to be vested with Head Office – Estate Committee (Premises Hiring), for which,
application should be sent at least one month before the expiry of the permitted term. All such
cases should be informed to HO once in every six months.
Retention of accommodation by a retired employee can be allowed by CMD for a maximum period
of 6 months. Request for retention of company owned accommodation must be submitted to HO at
least one month before the date of retirement, irrespective of the cadre of the employee. He/she
shall mention whether the employee is a pension optee or PF optee in the said request.
Fee:
1. for a period of 3 months subject to withholding of terminal benefits by the Company and the
amount charged would be 0.75% of the cadre minimum Basic and along with HRA at the
time of retirement and would be 1.5% of cadre minimum Basic along with HRA at the time
of retirement for the next 3 months.
2. Beyond 6 months, steps should be taken to get back the flat and at the time of vacation,
charge Market rent plus Maintenance charges plus taxes and penal charges, if any.
3. HRA + License fees will be charged for whole months, irrespective of the number of days
stayed by the employee and thus not on proportionate basis.
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Lease accommodation facility at previous place of posting on transfer to another place of
posting:
An officer getting transferred to a new place can continue to retain the lease at his previous place,
provided the limit of rent at the new place is sufficient for the lease at his previous place. In case,
he/she had a company owned accommodation in the previous place, then the employee cannot
continue to stay in the same company owned accommodation, but instead can get a new leased
accommodation in the same location. In no case, can the employee avail lease or company owned
accommodation for both the new place and previous place of posting.
Sl Address of Flat Carpet Cadre for Name of Designat Category Date Remarks
no the no. area in which the ion & SC/ST/O of
premises sq.ft flats are Occupant Employe BC/GC allot
intended e no. ment
for
Note: % of flats allotted to GC/SC/ST on the basis of the flats intended – Cadre wise
(Not Combined SC/ST)
S. Address of Flat Carpet Cadre for Vacant Reason for Whether flat can be
No the no. area in which from keeping flat Occup Occupi or Unfit
premises sq.ft flats are which vacant ied ed &
intended date as it is after dilapida
for repairs ted
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In order to avoid any divergence in fixing of rental rates in line with the Market rent and any wrong
commitment and ambiguity in Lease Agreement wording, it is decided that HO-Estate Committee
to fix the rent and other terms and conditions in respect of commercial properties leased out to
others. It was also decided to delegate execution of such Lease Agreements by the Power of
Attorney holders, DGMs/CRMs of respective ROs or Chief Manager, HO-Estates in line with
standard Lease format for Co-owned premises leased out to others.
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PROVISION OF CURTAINS IN COMPANY-OWNED FLATS OCCUPIED BY
MANAGERS/CHIEF MANAGERS/DGMs & ABOVE:
Eligibility Norms:
CATEGORY COST OF CLOTH PER MAXIMUM LIMIT
METER
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LOCAL SHIFTING EXPENSES:
The employees who shift personal effects from Company's own residential accommodation/leased
residential accommodation to another Company owned Residential accommodation/leased
Residential accommodation may be reimbursed with the actual expenses incurred by them for such
shifting as per limits given below:
Sl.No. CADRE Maximum Amount eligible
Note: *The above amount may be limited to the extent of 25% only if the shifting is within the
same Compound/Colony/premises.
The transferred Class-III employees who are eligible for leased residential accommodation as per
Rules may also be allowed reimbursement of actual shifting expenses up to a maximum of
Rs.3,000/- subject to production of bills. In all other cases, no reimbursement would be allowed.
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family. However, hotel expenses are not to be reimbursed where accommodation is not
provided.
4. The daily halting allowance on transfer may be paid during the journey time, if any,
availed at the headquarters. However, it shall not be paid during the period of leave or
tour.
5. The daily halting allowance is payable for a period not exceeding 30 days and not
necessarily for first 30 days.
Illustration:
The Officer reported at the new headquarters on 01.01.2009.
He was not in a position to get accommodation upto 01.03.2009. During this period of 59 days from
01.01.2009 to 28.02.2009, he availed of leave of 20 days from 11.01.2009 to 30.01.2009 and is on
tour for 10 days from 11.02.2009 to 20.02.2009. He will get accommodation from 01.03.2009. The
said Officer will be entitled to daily halting allowance for a period of 29 days viz., 01.01.2009 to
10.01.2009 (10 days), 31.01.2009 to 10.02.2009 (11 days) and 21.02.2009 to 28.02.2009 (8 days). If
the same Officer gets accommodation on 02.03.2009 or from any later date, he would be entitled to
daily halting allowance for a maximum of only 30 days (the other details of leave and tour
remaining unchanged).
6. When an Officer is allowed to retain Company accommodation at the previous
headquarter, he may still be allowed daily halting allowance not exceeding 30 days if he
does not get residential accommodation at the new headquarters.
7. The halting allowance for the first 30 days is to be paid only to Officers, who need
accommodation but the company could not provide them staff quarter/leased
accommodation within 30 days.
8. Normally this allowance is not payable to the Officers who have got their own
accommodation at the place where they have been transferred.
9. However, where it is found that though the Officers owning house at places to which they
are transferred but not able to occupy the same for the reasons that the house is under
tenancy and the tenants require sometime to vacate the house. In such an event, Officers are
forced to stay initially in the transit camp or any other place till they get possession of their
own house.
In that event if such Officers represent and if the Sanctioning Authority is fully satisfied
about the genuineness of the circumstances that the Officer is not able to occupy the house
even partially, he may be paid halting allowance for first 30 days.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Application for Halting allowance in the event of non-allocation of
company owned/leased accommodation
Designation
Employee Number
Department
Transferred from
Transferred to
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Index
S.No. Description
6 Micro Office
8 Valuation of Assets
13 Budget Provisions
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RENOVATION/INTERIOR DECORATION:
Note:
Stage - 1: Inception
1. The soft copies (in pdf/dwg format) of different options of layout obtained from the
appointed consultant/engineer should be sent to Estates Department, Head Office for
approval.
2. The necessary changes, as suggested should be made in the proposed layout to match with
the company’s standards.
3. After the necessary changes are made as suggested, the final proposed layout shall be frozen
and no more changes should be entertained.
4. The final frozen layout shall be sent to architect for preparation of estimate.
5. The estimate prepared should be reasonable and economical in nature.
6. All the company standards (specifications) are to be necessarily followed.
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7. After preparation of the estimate, it shall be reviewed by the RO Estate Committee and final
estimate is frozen.
8. Approval is sought from the competent authority for financial approval for carrying out the
works, based on the following criteria.
9. If the estimated amount for carrying out interior renovation of office premises is less than or
equal to Rs. 10,00,000/-, the financial authority vests with the Regional Estate Committee.
10. If the estimated amount is more than Rs.10,00,000/-, the financial authority vests with HO.
11. HO shall accord approval only if the conditions mentioned in no.3 under stage-1 & no. 5
under stage-2 & no. 6 under stage-2 & no. 8 under stage-2 are satisfied.
1. Sealed tenders should be received by the RO Estates Committee on or before the dead line
mentioned in the tender documents.
2. Sealed tenders received should be opened in presence of RO Estates Committee and the
bidders, who wish to be present at the time of opening.
3. If it happens that, there is only one bid is received during opening of technical bids or
financial bids, the single bid should NEVER be opened and the tender process should called
off and a fresh process should be initiated.
4. Technical bids of the tenders received should be opened and the financial bids should be
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kept in sealed condition.
5. Opened technical bids shall be sent to the appointed consultant/architect for scrutiny and
technical evaluations of the bidders.
6. After careful scrutiny and technical evaluations, a list of eligible bidders shall be obtained
from the appointed consultant/architect along with a recommendation letter.
7. After the recommendations are received, financial bids of the shortlisted contractors shall be
opened in presence of RO Estates Committee and the shortlisted bidders.
8. The financial bids of the bidders, who are not shortlisted shall be kept in sealed condition
and shall be held with UIIC.
9. Opened financial bids shall be scrutinized thoroughly by RO Estates Committee and should
be checked for any arithmetical/calculation errors or any omissions etc in the financial bids.
10. In case of any discrepancy, the opened financial bids may be sent to the appointed
consultant/architect for checking.
11. After careful scrutiny and evaluations, a comparative statement showing the rates/amount
quoted by various bidders shall be obtained from the appointed consultant/architect along
with their recommendations for award of work to the L1 bidder.
12. RO Estates Committee, with necessary approval from the competent authority, may release
the work order to the bidder, who stands L1 in the meticulous tender process.
1. The security deposit shall be collected from the L1 bidder, as per the tender documents.
2. Work order shall be released to the L1 bidder after execution of agreement on stamp papers,
as per the tender documents.
3. The site for carrying out the works may be photographed before, during and after the
execution of works to record the developments and for UIIC’s records. Copies of the same
shall be sent to HO, for records.
4. The execution of works should be periodically monitored by the appointed
consultant/architect, along with the members of RO Estates Committee.
5. Running bill payments may be made to the contractor during the course of execution of
works, as per the tender conditions and after the verification, certification and
recommendation of appointed consultant/architect.
6. All the payments to the contractor shall be made only after making the statutory deductions
like IT, WCT [Work Contract Tax] etc, if any.
7. The payment of running bills to the contractor shall be made after deducting the percentage
of retention money, as per the tender documents.
8. RO Estates Committee should take proper care that the actual cost of the works shall not
exceed the allocated budget for the proposed works.
9. After the completion of works, the works shall be inspected by the appointed
consultant/architect along with the RO Estate Committee / Company Engineer and the final
bills should be certified and recommended for payment.
10. RO Estates Committee should take proper care in inspecting the work and verification of
bills before release of payments to contractors.
11. Retention money, as per tender documents may be withheld with UIIC which shall be
refunded to the contractor on successful completion of Defect Liability Period (DLP).
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
Interior furnishing/ Renovation/ Repair/ Maintenance
Name of work
Leased/ Co.owned
Lease period
Renewal terms
Manpower
Business details
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
Name of RO/DO/BO:
Name of work:
Consultant/Architect:
Contractor:
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PROVISION OF AIR-CONDITIONING TO OPERATING OFFICES
Head office has given in ‘In principle’ approval for air-conditioning of operating offices in a phased
manner subject to the offices meeting certain conditions for performance, occupancy and
profitability. The conditions are as below:
Office Premium Occupancy Profitability
3 or more years of lease with auto Atleast 5% operating surplus on earned
DO 15 Cr renewal of minimum 2 times with premium in preceding 3 out of 5 financial
specific percentage increase in years. To be reworked including claims or
BO 5 Cr lease. Minimum remaining lease other outgo temporarily accounted in
term should be 5 years. controlling office/ other offices.
In every region, out of all the offices that qualify based on the conditions mentioned above, only
one-third will be considered for a particular year. The brand, tonnage and specifications of air
conditioners shall be decided based on office space and availability. It is recommended that the air
conditioner chosen must be necessarily of 5 star rating. Procurement to be competitive quote (not
merely 3 quotes) obtained locally.
Air conditioned areas shall be restricted to front office only, including agents’ bay, excluding the
areas used for all supporting functions like storage/stationary/staff amenities like lunch room, sports
room, etc.
The authority for approving the purchases will be as per FSO 2014, section VIII, sl.no.2a.
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THE PUBLIC PREMISES (EVICTION OF UNAUTHORISED OCCUPANTS) ACT, 1971:
It provides for speedy disposal of cases of unauthorised occupation of Company premises both
owned and leased by referring such cases to Estate Officer appointed under the Act.
Following are some of the provisions of the Act under relevant Sections for eviction of unauthorised
occupants from Public premises and for certain incidental matters.
Sec.3 – Appointment of Estate Officers – The Central Government may, by notification in the
official Gazette – a) appoint such persons, being gazetted Officers of Government or Officers of
equivalent rank of the Corporate authority, as it thinks fit, to be estate Officers for the purposes of
this Act; and
b) Define the local limits within which, or the categories of public premises in respect of which, the
estate Officers shall exercise the powers conferred, and perform the duties imposed on estate
Officers by or under this Act.
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Sec.5 – Eviction of unauthorised occupants –
(1) If, after considering the cause, if any, shown by any person in pursuance of a notice under
Section 4 and any evidence he may produce in support of the same and after giving him a
reasonable opportunity of being heard, the Estate Officer is satisfied that the public premises
are in unauthorised occupation, the estate Officer may make an order of eviction, for reasons
to be recorded therein, directing that the public premises shall be vacated, on such date as
may be specified in the order, by all persons who may be in occupation thereof or any part
thereof, and cause a copy of order to be affixed on the outer door or some other conspicuous
part of the public premises.
(2) If any person refuses or fails to comply with the order of eviction within thirty days of the
date of its publication under Sub-section (1), the Estate Officer or any other Officer duly
authorised by the estate Officer in this behalf may evict that person from, and take
possession of, the public premises and may, for that purpose, use such force as may be
necessary.
Sec.8 – Powers of Estate Officers – An Estate Officer shall, for the purpose of holding any enquiry
under this Act, have the same powers as are vested in a civil court under the code of Civil
procedures,1908 (5 of 1908), when trying a suit in respect of the following matters, namely
1. Summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person and examining him on oath
2. requiring the discovery and production of documents
3. any other matter which may be prescribed.
Appeals – An appeal shall lie from every order of the Estate officer made in respect of any public
premises under Sec.5 or Sec.7 to an appellate officer who shall be the district judge of the district in
which the public premises are situate or such other judicial officer in that district of not less than ten
years' standing as the district judge may designate in this behalf.
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ROLE OF ESTATE OFFICER – DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
In our Company, one Estate Officer is appointed for each Zone viz. Northern, Eastern, Western and
Southern at New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai respectively.
A duty is cast on the Estate Officer to issue a Notice in writing to the person/s in unauthorised
occupation of the Public premises calling upon him to show cause within the stipulated time why an
order for recovery of rent/damages specified therein should not be made under Section 7 of the Act.
A form of Notice is to be issued under this Section in the prescribed form stipulated under the said
Public Premises Rules, 1971. The Notice shall a) specify the grounds on which the order of
eviction is proposed to be made and b) require all persons concerned i.e. to say all persons who are,
or may be in occupation of or claim interest in the Public Premises.
1) To show cause if any, against the proposed order on or before such date as is specified in the
Notice, being a date not earlier than 7 days from the date of issue thereof and
2) To appear before the Estate Officer on the date specified in the Notice with the evidences,
which they intend to produce in support of the cause shown, and also for personal hearing, if
such hearing is desired.
Powers of the Estate Officer:
The Act vests power in the Estate Officer to order eviction of unauthorised occupants and pass
orders after holding an enquiry. In order to enable the Estate Officer to do so, Section 8 of the Act
provides that an Estate Officer shall, for the purpose of holding any enquiry under the Act, have the
same powers as are vested in a Civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in respect of
the following matters:
(a) Summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person and examining him on oath.
(b) Requiring the discovery and production of documents.
(c)Any other matter, which may be prescribed.
Recovery of Rent and Damages:
The Estate Officer has been empowered under Section 7 of the Act to:
(a) Require the person in arrears of rent to pay the same.
(b) Arrears/damages for unauthorised use and occupation.
(c)Order the unauthorised occupants to pay the damages.
(d)Allow time or installments for payment
(e) Charge Interest
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PROCEDURE IN RESPECT OF OUT-RIGHT PURCHASE OF IMMOVABLE
PROPERTIES
Based on the circular issued by CVC ref. 6DD-5CTE-6 dated 8.7.99, the tendering has to be done in
2 bid system i.e. Technical bid and price bid. Accordingly, we have formulated the following
procedure to be adopted in case of purchase of residential premises:-
1. Advertisement procedure:-
The profile of the advertisement is given in Annexure 'A'. ROs while seeking the approval
of HO for out-right purchase of residential flats for the employees, the following factors are
to be furnished apart from the level of the satisfaction:
b. It is to be assessed first for which category of employees the flats are going to be
purchased and whether they are entitled for LIG, MIG and HIG type of flats constructed by
the Government Bodies vis-a-vis the rate for the same.
For eg. If the flats are to be purchased for category of Dy.Manager/Asst.Managers, they may
be entitled for MIG type of flats and if say the ongoing rate of the MIG flats constructed by
the Government Bodies ranges between Rs.1,900/- to Rs.2,000/- per sq.ft., the Regional
Office Committee should identify the location before advertisement, based on the prevailing
rate where the flats may be available in the rate at which MIG flats are sold by the
Government Bodies.
2. Tendering Procedure:-
a. Pre-tender activities:-
Each and every tender should be given a number and when it is issued to any builder, the
date, time and the name of the builder should be written on the 1st page of the Tender
Document. Each tenderer should be given one set of tender documents containing technical
bid and the price bid. It should be clearly indicated in the instruction note of the tender
document that the technical bid and the price bid should be in separate sealed envelope and
both the envelope should be put together in one single envelope and to be submitted to the
specified address within the stipulated date and time.
b. Post-tender activities:-
The technical bid of all the offers which will come in response to the advertisement to be
opened first. Each and every tender to be examined by the Regional Committee based on
the parameters given in the advertisement such as carpet area, preferred location and floor,
stages of completion etc.,
For eg. For the purchase of flat in Mumbai, if the preferred location is Malad and the
required carpet area is 750-900 sq.ft., and if the stages of construction specifies that it should
be nearly ready for completion then all the tenders so received to be scaled based on the
above parameters and those tenders meeting with the above requirement should be short-
listed.
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Thereafter it will be essential to assess the fair market rate of the proposed place where
Company intends to purchase the property. A government approved valuer preferably on the
panel of LIC should be appointed for the said purpose who will assess the fair market rate
based on the parameters indicated in the advertisement/tender document.
The price bid of the short-listed tenders to be opened in presence of the tender Committee
comprising of Regional Manager/Manager, Dy.Manager/Asst.Manager(Estates) and
Asst.Manager (Accounts). Each and every page of the price bid to be signed by each
member of the tender committee. All the tender documents i.e. Technical bid and price bid
should be handed over to the Regional Committee for further action.
The Regional Committee on receipt of the offers from the tender Committee will tabulate
the same and prepare the comparative statement of the offers. From the comparative
statement of the offers, the Regional Committee will identify the lowest tenderer for site
inspection and negotiation of the price.
After opening of the price bid, the lowest offers should be inspected by the constituted
Regional Committee to confirm the details filled up by the lowest tenderer are correct.
f. Price negotiation:-
Before price negotiation, the Regional Committee will obtain the following details:-
i. Valuation report of 2 Government Approved Valuer preferably on the panel of LIC for
assessment of the fair market rate of L1.
After the compliance of all formalities as stated above, Regional Office should intimate the
Property Cell, HO for deputation of HO executives / official for negotiation with the lowest bidder.
After negotiation, the inspecting executives/officials will submit a detailed report to the lower level
committee for housing and based on their observations / recommendations, the proposal will be
placed before the Top level Committee for Housing and subsequently to the Board, seeking specific
approval of the recommended proposal.
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NOTICE INVITING TENDER
The United India Insurance Co.Ltd. Intends to purchase space for office premises at
______________________________ as per the details given below:-
5. Number of covered/open
Car Parking required :____________________
The prospective builders meeting with the above requirements are requested to collect two tender
documents for technical bid and price bid from 10 a.m. To 5.30 p.m. from our office at the
following address on payment of Rs.1,000/- towards the non-refundable tender fees in the form of
Demand Draft / Pay Order payable in favour of United India Insurance co.Ltd. Payable at
...................... The tender will be issued from.................. to ...............
The United India Insurance Co.Ltd.
....................................
............................................................
The completed sealed tender documents (technical bid and price bid) along with the credentials as
mentioned therein should be submitted latest by..................... at the address as mentioned above.
The Company will reserve the rights to reject a single or all the tenders without assigning any
reason thereof. Canvassing in any form will disqualify the tenderer. Brokerage will not be
considered.
MANAGER
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Terms and conditions for purchase of office premises at ...............................
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. The terms and conditions are forming a part of the tender to be submitted by the vendors to the
company.
2. Company reserves the right to accept or reject any or all the tenders without assigning any
reason thereof.
3. Tender document received by the Company after due date i.e. Upto 3.00 p.m. of ........shall be
rejected.
4. All vendors are requested to submit the tender documents duly filled in with the relevant
documents / information at the following address:-
The Manager
United India Insurance Co.Ltd.
...................................................
...................................................
5. All columns of the tender documents must be duly filled in and no column should be kept blank.
All the pages of the tender documents are to be signed by the authorised signatory of the tenderer.
The Company reserves the right to reject the incomplete tenders.
6. All payment shall be made to the successful vendor by Account Payee cheques only and no
brokerage shall be paid to any broker.
7. In case the space in the tender document found insufficient, the vendors may attach separate
sheets.
8. Income tax and other statutory clearance shall be obtained by the vendors at their own cost as and
when required.
9. The offer should remain valid at least for a period of 6 months to be reckoned from the date of
advertisement.
10. Canvassing in any form will lead to rejection of the tender.
11. The short-listed vendors will be informed in writing by the Company for arranging the site-
inspection of the offered premises.
12. There should not be any deviation in terms and conditions as have been stipulated in the tender
documents. However, in the event of imposition of any other condition, which may lead to a
deviation with respect to the terms and conditions as mentioned in the tender document, the vendors
are required to attach a separate sheet marking “list of deviation”.
13. Subject to Technical Bid being satisfactory in all respects, selection will be determined on the
terms of the Financial Bid.
14. Penalty Clause: A rate of 21% interest will be levied in case of delay in handing over
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possession of the flat from the total payment made from the date of first payment plus damages
suffered, if any, by the purchaser.
15. Both “Technical Bid” and “Financial Bid” should be submitted separately in sealed
envelopes and both envelopes should be put together in one single envelope at the time of
submission.
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FINANCIAL BID
Tender document
1) Details of Property sold earlier
a) Any other purchaser who already booked
space in the building. If so, what is the
rate and the period when it was booked
b) Whether premises have been sold to any
public sector unit? If so, at what rate and the
period when it was sold.
c) Details of cost pertaining to the maintenance
of the complex and other facilities, payments
towards formation of society. other outgo
2) Expected Cost:-
i) Expected Cost / Valuation of the property
per unit area of each flat offered.
ii) Purchase consideration
iii) App. Cost of stamp duty / Registration
iv) Details of other cost/exp. If any
v) Total cost.
3) Details of terms & conditions of payment
a) Vendor will receive payment at advance
if any against submission of Bank
Guarantee from Nationalised Bank
b) payments will be made to the vendor only
by cheques.
4) Any concession:-
If any concession to offer, write in details
5) Time period of Possession / Penalty clause:-
i) When possession is promised
ii) Penalty clause for not handing over the
property on the committed date @ 18%
per annum on the total amount of Advance
6) Any other condition vendor wants to mention:-
PLACE:
DATE: AUTHORISED SIGNATORY
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ANNEXURE I
PROFORMA FOR THE PROPOSALS TO PURCHASE RESIDENTIAL
ACCOMMODATION/OFFICE PREMISES/TRAINING COMPLEX
DETAILS OF VENDOR/BUILDER/OWNER/PROCESSOR:
b) Brief opinion :
DETAILS OF LAND/SITE
i) Size of the plot/frontage/depth
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v) Any established easements regarding
right of way/passage for mains of :
water/electric transmission/or sewers
DETAILS OF PROPERTY :
TERMS/CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT :
v) Schedule of payment :
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vi) When possession is promised :
vii) Penalty clause for not handing over the
flats on the committed date :
OTHER DATA
i) Whether the offer received is after
releasing on advertisement if so, the
number of replies received and :
whether the offer is the lowest
TECHNICAL
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CHECKLIST FOR TAKING POSSESSION OF RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE PREMISES
2. Location
3. Area – Built up
Carpet
7. Amenities provided
a) By Builder
b) By Company
b.
b.
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MICRO OFFICE:
Wherever Micro Offices are upgraded into Branch Office, ROs are advised to furnish all the
information about the upgraded Micro Office in Form-A along with Regional Estate Committee
Note with Regional Chief's recommendations for shifting the same to a spacious premises which
suits the area norms for BOs and also a copy of letter of HO-Marketing Dept. approving such
upgradation, for placing the matter before the Competent Authority.
As and when the clearance as to allotment and outstanding dues in respect of Company/Personal
Leased accommodation/Company-owned accommodation is sought by HO from ROs in respect of
Officers retired/resigned/VRS opted, immediate action is to be initiated by ROs in furnishing the
information to HO so that the settlement of terminal benefits to such Officers is not delayed.
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UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
Estates Department
Regional Office : .
Employee Number
Designation
RO/DO/BO/MO/LCB
Date of retirement/Resignation/VRS/VSS/Death
Remarks
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VALUATION OF ASSETS:
ROs have to do valuation of their assets every three years with a valuer empanelled with LIC. HO
has already issued detailed guidelines on this, vide HO:EST:725:2013-14 dt 06.11.2013 and vide
HO:EST:577:2010-11 dt 01.10.2010, and ROs are required to comply with these guidelines strictly.
IAID have been instructed to verify this during their Audit and to present the status report to HO on
this issue.
BACHELORS/SHARING ACCOMMODATION:
All the transferred Officers may not be in a position to shift their family to the new place of posting
due to academic requirements of their children or other pressing family circumstances and only for
a limited period, they are allowed to stay in the Guest House/Transit House, and once the maximum
limit of stay in Guest House is reached, they find it difficult to arrange their stay at the new place of
posting. Keeping in view the difficulties being faced by such Officers and with a view to mitigate
their hardships, the Board of the Company has approved the Scheme of providing
Bachelor's/Sharing accommodation at Regional Centres only, keeping in view the actual
requirement for such accommodation. In such an event, Charges @ Rs.40/- per bed per day is to
be collected for single occupancy and Rs.30/- per bed per day is to be collected for double/multiple
occupancy and the charges for the room however, will be invariable of the leave/tour the Officer is
on. Water, Electricity and cooking gas charges shall be shared on actual basis by the occupants. The
basic requirements such as Mattresses, Pillows etc as required along with a study table, chair, fan,
geyser, one common telephone, one sofa set, a Cooking gas, Fridge and TV may be provided. The
allotment of the above Sharing accommodation is not to be equated to allotment of Staff Quarters
and as such, no recovery of HRA is to be effected from the Officer for occupying the above Sharing
Accommodation.
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TRANSIT CAMP/GUEST HOUSE/ SHARED ACCOMODATION/ LEARNING CENTRE
FOR OFFICERS:
a. Revised rental tariffs as shown below:
S.No Categories of officers Single Double/Sharing
Occupancy occupancy
A Officers of company (serving or Rs 40/- per day Rs 60/- per day (Two
retired)/ their family members in beds) ie Rs 30/- per bed
transit on official tour or on per day.
personal/private visit
B Officers of other PSU Insurance Rs 40/- per day Rs 60/- per day (Two
companies and officers of beds) ie Rs 30/- per bed
Central/State Governments on per day.
official tour in connection with the
work relating to the company.
C Non-employees/their family No change No change
members
b. Any stay beyond a period of Six months from the date of first entry in such accommodation
will be deemed as stay in company’s accommodation for which license fee will be deducted
as per rules and payment of HRA will not be made to the officer. In addition to deduction of
license fee and non-payment of HRA, the applicable rental charges as per the revised rental
tariffs mentioned above shall be charged.
c. The competent authority ie the CMD on receipt of request may permit transferred officers of
scale VI and above who are not able to shift their families to a new place of posting, to stay
in Company’s accommodation beyond a period of six months subject to the conditions
mentioned above.
In brief, the following have to be adhered to:
1. Preference of allotment of transit camp should be given to the officers on official
tour or transfer on room sharing basis so as to ensure that maximum number of
officers on tour transfer can avail the facility.
2. All the officers who are allotted Transit camp/ Guest house/ shared
accommodation/ Learning centre shall not be allowed normally to stay more than
the specified period of 120 days.
3. Further extension may be given for a period of 60 days only by charging double
rate for stay.
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4. However deductions of HRA and HRR (L) shall be made applicable for officers
staying at Transit camp/Guest house/ Shared accommodation/ Learning centre
beyond 180 days in addition to charging of double rate as mentioned in point no
3 above.
5. The revised rental rates/deductions of HRA and HRR (L) shall be made effective
from 1st April, 2017. The deduction of HRA/HRR (L) is applicable for all
concerned officers from Scale I to even Scale VII. Such deductions are to be
made from the date when the stay exceeds a period of 6 months or 1st April,
2017, whichever is later.
6. In case of Bachelor accomodations, which are provided on sharing basis, the
same will not be equated to allotment of staff quarters and as such, no recovery
of HRA/ HRR (L) is to be made. However, this is subjected to the condition that
all charges like water, electricity, cooking gas, etc. shall be shared on actual basis
by the occupants and not borne by the company.
7. All regions should explore the possibility of having more number of Bachelor
Accommodation facilities wherever possible so that officers posted will be
provided with necessary accommodation.
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