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What to check before signing

Summary

1) Owner and title papers 2) Zoning allows your use 3) Available power and water 4) Road width and truck turning 5) Environmental consent for your industry. We arrange Indian lawyer review and Korean translation.

What to check
  • Owner and title: sale deeds, 30-year title chain, encumbrance certificate
  • Zoning: whether your industry is permitted on the land
  • Power and water: whether required kVA and water can be supplied
  • Access: road width and truck turning space
  • Environmental consent: depending on industry, state pollution board consents to establish and operate

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