Scope of Legal Practice & Representation
Real estate transactions in Bangladesh require thorough legal scrutiny to prevent purchasing disputed land. ZCA LEGAL counsels property developers, corporate investors, and private landowners under the Real Estate Development and Management Act 2010 (REDMA) and Building Construction Act 1952.
Core Real Estate Services
- 100-Year Chain of Title Vetting: Scrutinizing Bia Dalils, CS/SA/RS/BS Khatians, and mutation records to eliminate risks of vested property, abandoned property, or government requisition.
- Landowner-Developer JV Contracts: Drafting comprehensive development agreements with clear floor-sharing ratios, handover schedules, and registered General Powers of Attorney.
- RAJUK & City Authority Clearances: Vetting building plan approvals, occupancy certificates, and special project clearances with RAJUK, CDA, KDA, and RDA.
- Buyer-Developer Dispute Resolution: Representing buyers and developers in handover delays, square-footage disputes, and statutory REHAB arbitration.
- Saf-Kabala Conveyance & Registration: Drafting registered deeds of conveyance, processing Sub-Registry registration, and completing mutation (Namjari).
Protecting Real Estate Investments
We ensure every square foot of land acquired or developed is legally secure, unencumbered, and fully compliant with urban planning laws.
Step-by-Step Legal Procedure
1
Preliminary Consultation & Fact Assessment
Evaluating client business model, relevant laws, and drafting roadmap.
2
Document Vetting & Statutory Drafting
Preparing customized agreements, petitions, affidavits, and board resolutions.
3
Regulatory Filing & Hearings
Submitting to RJSC / High Court / NBR / BIDA and conducting judicial hearings.
4
Certified Execution & Compliance
Delivering certified licenses, court orders, and ongoing retainer support.
Required Documentation Checklist
National ID / Passport copy of directors or applicants
Registered commercial office tenancy agreement & utility bill
Trade License, e-TIN, and relevant sector permits
Draft agreements, bank return memos, or existing correspondence
