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Joint Development Agreement

A joint development agreement between a landowner and a developer, drafted by an advocate: the share of built-up area or revenue, timelines, approvals, penalties for delay and what happens if the project stalls.

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Overview

A joint development agreement between a landowner and a developer, drafted by an advocate: the share of built-up area or revenue, timelines, approvals, penalties for delay and what happens if the project stalls.

What's included

  • check_circle Joint development agreement drafted for your project
  • check_circle Area or revenue sharing and allocation of units
  • check_circle Timelines, approvals, delay penalties and termination
  • check_circle Power of attorney clauses for the developer
  • check_circle Your review and one round of revisions

Not included

  • blockStamp duty and registration fees
  • blockTitle search on the land
  • blockTax planning on the arrangement

What we'll need

  • 01Landowner and developer details
  • 02Land details and title documents
  • 03Agreed sharing ratio and timelines
  • 04Approvals already obtained
  • attach_file Identity proof
  • attach_file Land title documents
  • attach_file Approvals obtained (optional)

Common use cases

  • A landowner giving land to a builder for redevelopment
  • Redevelopment of an old building

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us the details

    A short form and any documents we need.

  2. 02

    Pay securely

    A verified professional picks up your request.

  3. 03

    Track & receive

    Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.

Common questions

Does a joint development agreement need registration?

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In most states, yes. A JDA usually gives the developer rights over the land and is often paired with a power of attorney, both of which attract stamp duty and are registered. Rates vary by state.

What protects the landowner if the project is delayed?

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The agreement can set a completion date, monthly compensation or penalties for delay, a security deposit, and the right to terminate and take back the land if milestones are missed.