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SIPCOT land is a conditional allotment

Summary

It is not freehold: you receive the land on condition that you build within a set period, or it can be taken back. Applications need a ₹10,000/acre deposit and a ₹10,000 fee plus GST; foreign investors add FDI papers.

What to check
  • SIPCOT land is not freehold; it is allotted on condition you build within a set time.
  • If conditions aren't met, SIPCOT can take the land back.
  • Applications need a ₹10,000/acre deposit and a ₹10,000 fee plus GST.
  • Foreign investors submit FDI papers too; decisions come within 60 days.
  • Buying from an existing allottee may need SIPCOT approval and a differential payment.

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