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An application to a Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council or Nagar Panchayat for a Property ID (also called a UID) for a property that does not yet carry one, for a No Dues Certificate confirming that no property tax, water or sewerage arrears are outstanding against an existing Property ID, or for both. Buyers, lenders and Sub-Registrar offices routinely ask for a current No Dues Certificate before a sale is registered, and the property-tax record itself has to be mutated into a new owner's name after a purchase, gift or inheritance — for which the office will ask for the Property ID first.
This is the MUNICIPAL property-tax record, assessed under the Punjab Municipal Corporation Act, 1976 or the Punjab Municipal Act, 1911, and it is a different thing from the Chandigarh Estate Office's Annexure-1 No Dues Certificate or the Chandigarh Housing Board's own NDC, which clear ESTATE dues — ground rent, allotment instalments, misuse charges — on a leasehold site. A Chandigarh SCO or house on Estate Office land can need both: the Estate Office or CHB certificate for the leasehold interest, and this one for the municipal property-tax head, where the property carries its own separate Property ID. Where only the leasehold-transfer NDC is wanted, use that application instead of this one.
Punjab: apply to the property-tax branch of the Municipal Corporation or Municipal Council in whose limits the property lies, commonly through that body's own online property-tax portal as well as at its counter. Chandigarh: apply to the property-tax wing of the Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh, at mcchandigarh.gov.in or at its office.