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Property Dictionary

Occupancy Certificate (OC)

An Occupancy Certificate (OC) is a document that certifies that a building has been constructed and developed as per the approved plans and complies with all the necessary safety norms and regulations. The certificate is issued by the local municipal authority after construction is completed, and serves as proof that the building is ready for occupancy. It is illegal to occupy a flat in a building which has not received an Occupancy Certificate.

Completion Certificate (CC)

A Completion Certificate (CC) is given to a project when it has been developed according to the sanctioned plans and has met all other building standards as prescribed by the local governing authority. In Maharashtra, in order to procure a CC, the builder�s architect must submit a formal letter stating that the construction has been completed according to the standards set forth in the IOD and CC. A completion certificate (CC) can be procured for a particular building (BCC) and for a project as a whole.

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