How Residential Societies Can Master Financial Planning for Regularisation Drives As a society committee member or a concerned resident, you know the benefits of getting your building regularised. A valid Occupancy Certificate (OC) increases property value, ensures legal compliance, and unlocks future redevelopment opportunities. But as you begin to explore the process, you discover a…

Common Documentation Errors That Cause Repeated Rejections in Regularisation: common doc errors repeated rejection regularisation As a property owner in India, you know that securing an Occupancy Certificate (OC) or regularising an old building can feel like a bureaucratic maze. You meticulously gather every piece of paper, from old tax receipts to outdated building plans,…

How to Use PMC to Speed Regularisation Outcomes As a property owner or a managing committee member, you’ve decided to tackle the complex task of regularising your building. You have a stack of old documents, a list of deviations, and a strong will to get it done. But as you begin, you realise it’s not…

Special Permissions Required for Heritage Structure Regularisation Permissions India Do you own a property that is part of India’s rich architectural past? Perhaps a home in an old city quarter, a building with unique stone carvings, or a property within a designated heritage precinct. You have a deep connection to this piece of history, but…

How to Adapt to Changing Building Regulations Regularisation Imagine you’re an NRI based in Singapore, managing your family’s property in Hyderabad. You’ve hired a local consultant, and the regularisation process is moving forward smoothly. Then, out of the blue, the municipal body announces a new set of building bylaws. The rules have changed, and your…

How to Handle Neighbour Objections Regularisation You’ve started the process of regularising your property. You’ve hired the right consultants, gathered your documents, and you feel confident. Then, a neighbour files a formal objection with the municipal authority, claiming your construction affects their property or violates a shared boundary. This unexpected roadblock can derail the entire…