From cleared titleto collected revenue.

Land acquisition and title

Reconcile every parcel before pricing the assembly

Align survey numbers, registered deeds, revenue extracts, cadastral maps, measured area and physical access. Put mismatches before the land lead and surveyor before acreage or price is committed.

Land acquisition and title

Trace ownership breaks across the title chain

Connect prior conveyances, mutation entries, encumbrance searches and pending claims by parcel. Counsel receives the missing link and its supporting record for a qualified title opinion.

Land acquisition and title

Clear joint-owner and succession signatures for each parcel

Map recorded owners against death, heirship, partition, release, power-of-attorney and family-consent documents. Counsel identifies who must validly execute or consent before closing.

Land acquisition and title

Resolve encumbrance and security releases before closing

Connect mortgage releases, lender NOCs, attachment searches and original-document custody to each seller obligation. Close only against legally reviewed discharge evidence.

Land acquisition and title

Test land-use and transfer conditions before commitment

Bring tenure, zoning, reservation, conversion and transfer restrictions beside intended development and draft consideration. Counsel and planning specialists decide the approval path and closing conditions.

Land acquisition and title

Carry parcel conditions into the closing file

Link access, boundary, consents, seller covenants and payment tranches to the approved acquisition structure. Surface the one unresolved parcel that changes the assembled site or price.

Land acquisition and title

Follow registration through mutation and possession

Reconcile executed deeds, registered instrument numbers, revenue mutation status, survey demarcation and handover records. Flag a parcel whose administrative record or possession has not caught up; counsel still determines title.

Land acquisition and title

Compare development parcels with exclusions exposed

Build a like-for-like pre-read of buildable area, access, reservations, owner obligations, price and unresolved title findings. The land lead can test which site is developable before recommending investment.

Development legal and planning

Carry landowner promises through development milestones

Tie JV or development-agreement revenue share, owner allotment, power, handover and approval obligations to verified project events; commercial and counsel review a changed entitlement before acting.

Development legal and planning

Check RERA registration readiness before project marketing

Assemble promoter, land-right, title, sanctioned-plan, phase and completion data for the applicable state RERA assessment. Counsel reviews scope and disclosures; the authorised promoter submits the registration before marketing where required.

Development legal and planning

Keep approval conditions attached to the approved plan

Track planning, fire, environmental and utility conditions against the particular sanctioned drawing and project phase. Planning lead sees which prerequisite blocks commencement or revised work.

Development legal and planning

Assess revised drawings before committing site or buyers

Compare proposed plan changes with the sanctioned version, contractor scope, promised specifications and required authority or allottee approvals. Route technical and legal decisions before instruction or representation.

Development legal and planning

Support project extensions with a verified delay record

Reconstruct delay events, approvals, progress, buyer commitments and recovery plan against the registered completion date. Counsel and promoter review the applicable state route and required consents.

Development legal and planning

Close authority queries against one approved record

Tie the authority question to sanctioned plans, title papers, engineer responses and latest submission. The professional owner approves a consistent answer and preserves its filed version.

Projects and commercial

Test contractor variations against sanctioned scope

Compare revised drawings, site instructions, BoQ rates, contract notice requirements and authority constraints. Project and commercial leads approve the scope and cost position before work or billing.

Projects and commercial

Match contractor applications to certified progress

Connect measurements, inspection acceptance, change approvals and contract rates to the payment application. Finance pays the certified, contractually due amount after engineer and commercial review.

Projects and commercial

Substantiate project-account withdrawals with current certificates

Reconcile separate-account costs, project progress and the latest architect, engineer and CA certificates. Finance presents the qualified packet for authorised bank and promoter review.

Projects and commercial

Reconcile site completion with occupancy prerequisites

Bring commissioning tests, fire/utility NOCs, as-built changes, authority conditions and snag lists to the approved plan. The architect prepares the occupancy application when the evidence supports it.

Projects and commercial

Release retention against verified defect closure

Tie contractor retention release conditions to verified snag closure, defect-period records, security instruments and final account. The developer approves the amount due for release under its construction contract.

Sales, collections and customer care

Check allotment terms against the sale commitment

Compare approved price, inventory, area, payment schedule, incentives and disclosed plan with booking documents. Sales and legal settle exceptions before allotment or agreement execution.

Sales, collections and customer care

Catch promised specifications that the plan cannot support

Compare brochures, booking communications and agreements with sanctioned drawings and approved specification changes. Escalate discrepancies before a buyer commitment hardens into a delivery dispute.

Sales, collections and customer care

Reconcile instalment demands with contractual triggers

Match agreement milestones, certified progress, tax treatment, receipts and approved concessions to each demand. Collections sends only a reviewed, supportable balance.

Sales, collections and customer care

Resolve allotment changes without losing payment history

Tie requested unit substitutions, cancellations or transfers to signed terms, earlier receipts, approved deductions and inventory release. Legal and finance approve the settlement before records change.

Sales, collections and customer care

Offer possession only when the unit is ready

Bring occupancy permission, unit snag closure, agreed specifications, final demand and handover documents together. Customer care can give a defensible possession date and explain any hold.

Sales, collections and customer care

Answer buyer complaints from the whole project record

Reconcile the agreement, disclosed plan, progress updates, payment ledger and correspondence. Counsel and customer care approve the response and remedy path, with commitments preserved.

Sales, collections and customer care

Keep RERA updates consistent with site and sales records

Collect progress, booking, cost and completion changes against the prior state RERA update. The promoter reviews professional inputs and signs off on the applicable filing.

Leasing and facilities

Bill rent and CAM against executed lease schedules

Check possession dates, area, escalation, agreed recoveries and concessions against the lease and approved occupancy records. Asset finance resolves differences before invoicing tenants.

Leasing and facilities

Close tenant handover with operational obligations assigned

Link fit-out conditions, permitted use, fire/utility readiness, deposits and service-level commitments to the executed lease. Facilities and leasing sign off before space is handed over.

Leasing and facilities

Turn recurring facilities defects into accountable remedies

Join tenant tickets, maintenance logs, warranty and service contracts to affected areas. Facilities chooses repair, contractor recourse or lease response with an auditable history.