Redevelopment PMC
Land & Building Handover Documentation
Transfer of land and building possession to the Developer is a critical legal milestone in the redevelopment process. Proper documentation is essential to establish clear transfer of possession, define responsibilities, and protect the Society against future disputes or liability exposure.
We prepare complete land and building handover documentation to lawfully transfer possession to the Developer.
To establish clear and documented transfer of possession
To protect the Society from post-handover liabilities
To ensure compliance with Development Agreement terms
To maintain structured legal and administrative records
To strengthen redevelopment governance
We prepare:
Formal possession transfer letter
Clear identification of land and structure
Reference to Development Agreement
Date and time of possession handover
Authorized signatory confirmation
We draft:
Summary of building vacation status
Confirmation of vacant possession
Key and access control transfer record
Utility and infrastructure status
Declaration of handover conditions
We ensure documentation includes:
Transfer of site responsibility
Security and safety responsibility post-handover
Demolition and debris management obligation
Insurance responsibility confirmation
Indemnity linkage (if applicable)
We assist in:
Drafting Managing Committee resolution
Verifying authorization under SGM approval
Ensuring signatory compliance
Maintaining resolution records
We support:
Maintaining executed copies
Document indexing and secure storage
Preparation of consolidated handover report
Compliance documentation tracking
Legally structured transfer of possession
Reduced liability exposure post-handover
Clear documentation trail
Protection against future disputes
Stronger administrative control
Our Assurance
We ensure that the land and building handover process is documented in a comprehensive, legally compliant, and transparent manner, clearly transferring possession and responsibility to the Developer while safeguarding the Society’s rights and interests.