Land use conversion and permissions
Obtaining conversion orders and the local permissions that attach to the parcel and its intended use.
In most Indian states, yes, and the requirement is state specific. Agricultural land generally has to be converted or permitted for non agricultural use before a plant can be built on it, alongside local body and revenue department permissions attaching to the parcel and its intended use.
What this includes
- State specific conversion requirement assessment
- Application preparation and filing
- Revenue department and local body follow through
- Fee and levy assessment and payment
- Pollution control board consents where applicable
- Recording of orders against the parcel
- What you receiveOutput
- Conversion orders and permissions recorded against each parcel
- When you need itTiming
- After deeds are secured and well before construction mobilisation.
Treating conversion as a formality. It is often the longest single approval in the chain, and starting it after mobilisation means paying an idle site team.
Delivered by our own team together with vetted specialist partners and, where the question needs it, a named member of our expert bench. We tell you who is doing the work before the engagement starts.
Other parts of land pooling and acquisition
Site identification and screening
Ranked site shortlist with constraints mapped per parcel
OpenRevenue record and title verification
Title report per parcel with red flags listed and a clear or drop recommendation
OpenOwner identification and engagement
Verified owner list with contact details and consent status per parcel
OpenNegotiation and commercial structuring
Signed term sheets or agreements to lease across the assembly
OpenDeed drafting, execution and registration
Registered deeds, indexed and handed over as a complete set
OpenRight of way for evacuation
Right of way secured, documented and registered along the full route
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