Liasioning Officer

A Legal/Liaison Officer in a real-estate company generally handles legal compliance, property documentation, government coordination, approvals, and dispute-related matters. The exact scope varies by company, but the duties commonly include:

• Verify title deeds, ownership, encumbrances, mortgages, liens, and litigation relating to properties.
• Examine sale deeds, agreements, development agreements, Lease/rent agreements,                                    Construction agreements, powers of attorney, partition deeds, gift deeds, MoUs and undertakings etc.
• Conduct title searches and coordinate with advocates for title reports/legal opinions.
• Verify revenue and municipal records, survey numbers, boundaries, and land-use classification.
• Identify legal risks before purchase, development, sale, or leasing of property.
• Follow up for approvals, permissions, NOCs, certificates, mutations, conversions and other property-related matters in all Government offices like Revenue Department
• Municipal Corporation/Local Authority ,Development Authority,Sub-Registrar's Office, Planning/Urban Development authorities ,Land records and survey departments. Pollution/environment authorities, where applicable Electricity, water and other statutory authorities.
• Coordinate matters relating to building plans, layout approvals, commencement permissions, occupancy/completion certificates, etc.
• Monitor compliance with applicable real-estate laws, including RERA requirements.
• Maintain records of licences, permissions, NOCs and renewal dates.
• Resolve documentation issues before registration.