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The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority governs Greater Noida and Greater Noida West, including large industrial sectors and many of the region’s stalled group housing projects. Wise & Partners advises residents, flat buyers, industrial allottees and businesses on GNIDA approvals and disputes from chambers at District Court, Surajpur.
What we advise on
- Flat registry and possession in Greater Noida West projects
- Transfer memorandum, mutation and lease deed execution
- Permission to mortgage (PTM) for home and project loans
- Industrial plots: allotment, functional and completion certificates, cancellation and restoration
- Building plan sanction and occupancy certificates
- Trade licence (Vyapar Anujna) and mixed land use approvals
- Sealing, demolition and unauthorised construction notices
- Grievances, revision before the State Government and writs
As of 17 October 2026. Check the source for current status.
Frequently asked questions
The transfer memorandum history, lease deed, Authority dues, occupancy certificate, the builder’s registry position and RERA registration. Our due-diligence checklist covers the documents.
Because the land is leased from the Authority, a lender usually needs the Authority’s permission to mortgage before it disburses a loan against the property.
Note the deadline, compare the construction with the sanctioned plan and respond in writing within time. Where the procedure was not followed, a representation or writ petition may be available.
Restoration depends on the lease terms, the reasons for delay and whether extensions were sought in time. Courts have upheld cancellations where production never started and no genuine reason was shown, so act early.
Discuss your matter with the firm.
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