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Converting farmland to non-agricultural use: which authority approves it, what it costs, how long it takes, and why applications get rejected - state by state.
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CLU/NA conversion explained step by step — process, fees, state differences (UP, Haryana, Punjab & more), and why applications get rejected.
Haryana CLU explained — DTCP process, documents, fee structure, timelines, and the deemed-approval gap causing real delays.
A farmhouse permission and a plotted colony licence are different approvals; this guide shows how they differ in Haryana, UP and Rajasthan.
Delhi controls land use through the master plan and DDA rather than a CLU certificate; this guide explains the route and lal dora.
How Himachal's town planning law and Section 118 each affect a change of land use, with unconfirmed points flagged.
Which change of land use fees we could confirm by state, what remains unconfirmed and how to get a written calculation.
How paying a plot price for farmland before change of land use is granted can go wrong, and how to protect yourself.
A plain comparison of NA permission and CLU for buyers turning agricultural land to residential use, with limits stated.
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