Land acquisition requires comprehensive research in several government departments and law offices.
These include:
a. Corporate Office (for urban areas) or Panchayat (for sub-urban & rural areas) to check the current and all prior ownership records.
b. Registrar Office (for urban areas) or Panchayat (for sub-urban & rural areas) to check current and all prior registrant details.
c. District Magistrate or City Development Authority (e.g. Delhi Development Authority) to check FSI, Land Ceiling rules, etc.
d. All relevant Courts of Law (High Court, District Court, Tribunal Courts) to check for current and/or prior disputes.
e. Qualified lawyers to review the agreement and terms of payment and possession.
f. Locality and site survey to cross-check any illegal possession or current occupants. In several instances, deals satisfy conditions a-e but would have un-notified illegal occupants.
1. As part of a diversified consultancy and development organization, KRC will conduct a comprehensive and accurate research on behalf of their clients/partners, and also complete all legal formalities including government paperwork, zoning, etc. KRC has its team of professionals and lawyers having years of experience in this area. In addition, KRC will constantly seek for new deals being offered by government departments, certified government authorities and reputed public and private sector companies. Such deals greatly reduce the likelihood of any problem and/or dispute with the land.
These deals are provided through:
i. Our Network in rural areas, which facilitates acquiring the land directly from farmers.
ii. Regular search and update of KRC’s database using newspapers, websites and government agencies.
iii. Tenders and auctions of land held regularly by reputed and certified companies, organizations and government agencies.
iv. Preparing customized proposals on behalf of clients and submitting them to the concerned authorities for allotment of certified land.
v. Receiving regular leads from the company’s network of brokers, sellers and developers.
