Change of Developer under DTCP Projects
A Change of Developer in DTCP-approved projects involves the legal transfer of development rights, responsibilities, and regulatory obligations from one developer entity to another. This process is governed by the DTCP (Directorate of Town and Country Planning) and requires strict compliance with planning regulations, license conditions, and stakeholder disclosures.
Whether due to mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, or ownership disputes, any developer transition must be formally approved by DTCP. Legal documentation, no objection certificates, financial disclosures, and updated development plans are typically required to complete the transition lawfully and protect project continuity.
Legal Documentation & DTCP Coordination for Developer Change
Our legal experts assist in drafting, verifying, and submitting all essential agreements, including MoUs, development rights transfers, power of attorney, and undertaking affidavits. We also liaise with DTCP authorities to facilitate approvals and ensure compliance with all existing license and planning obligations.
- Review of Existing DTCP Licenses
- Drafting Developer Transfer Agreements
- Legal Vetting of Ownership & Title Records
- Preparation of Affidavits & Undertakings
- No Objection Certificates (NOCs) Coordination
- Stakeholder Consent & Disclosure Filing
- Submission of Change Request to DTCP
- License Modification & Endorsement Support
- Regulatory Hearings & Objection Handling
- Compliance with Financial/Bank Guarantees
- End-to-End Legal Representation
Any unapproved change in developer status can invalidate project licenses, stall construction, or lead to litigation. Compliance with DTCP’s prescribed procedures is mandatory for continuing the project under a new developer’s control.
Our legal team ensures the entire transition is executed lawfully—managing all documentation, DTCP communication, and regulatory approvals needed to formally recognize the change in developer.
Looking to change or add a new developer to your DTCP-approved project? Our legal experts provide end-to-end support in managing applications, approvals, and documentation for a seamless and compliant transition.
