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Joint Development Agreement (Landowner–Developer)

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The Landowner and the Developer
The land and the project
How the project is shared
Approvals, RERA and power of attorney
Default, dispute and signing

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The Landowner and the Developer

Landowner's full name (add every co-owner in the address/notes if more than one)Needed

For example: Baldev Singh

Landowner's addressNeeded

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Developer's full name or company nameNeeded

For example: Skyline Developers Pvt. Ltd.

Developer's registered office/addressNeeded

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

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Other co-owners of the land, if anyYou may leave this

Every co-owner should be a signatory; name them here for the record.

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For example: Along with Baldev Singh’s two brothers, Kuldeep Singh and Sukhdev Singh, each a one-third co-owner

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JOINT DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

__________, resident of __________ ("the Landowner", which expression includes every co-owner named above and their heirs and legal representatives), of the ONE PART;

AND

__________, of __________ ("the Developer", which expression includes its permitted assigns), of the OTHER PART.

1. THE LAND AND THE PROJECT

2. HOW THE PROJECT IS SHARED

3. APPROVALS AND RERA

4. TIME

5. POWER OF ATTORNEY

6. TITLE TO THE LANDOWNER'S SHARE

6.1 This Agreement is a contract to develop and share, and does not by itself operate as a conveyance of the Landowner's title in the Land. Legal documentation of each Party's allocated share — by sale deed, exchange deed, or such other instrument as advised — shall be executed and registered separately as and when units are ready for allocation, on terms to be agreed and consistent with clause 5.

7. DEFAULT

8. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

9. GENERAL

9.1 This Agreement is the entire understanding between the Parties on the Project described above, and any variation must be in writing signed by both Parties.

LANDOWNER

_________________
__________

DEVELOPER

_________________
__________

WITNESSES

1. _________________

2. _________________

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