Uttar Pradesh Minister Ravindra Jaiswal addresses the long-standing issue of property registrations in Noida and Greater Noida, highlighting the role of builder-authority NOC disputes and the department's readiness to process clearances.
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The main reasons for the delay in property registrations are disputes between builders and local development authorities over no-objection certificates (NOCs). Builders often face issues with pending payments or compliance, which prevent them from obtaining the necessary NOCs.
Local development authorities, such as the Noida, Greater Noida, and Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authorities, are responsible for issuing no-objection certificates (NOCs) to builders. These NOCs are necessary for the registration department to process property registrations.
Once a builder obtains an NOC from the local authority, the registration department processes the property registrations for homebuyers immediately. The department is fully prepared to issue registries without delay once the required clearances are in place.
Property buyers in Noida and Greater Noida face issues with leasehold land because much of the land in the region is on leasehold, allotted by local authorities. This adds another layer of complexity and often leads to disputes over freehold conversion to secure clear ownership rights.
Residents have been protesting regularly, particularly on weekends, to demand government intervention. They are pressing for solutions to ensure they can register their properties and secure their legal rights.

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