GSTAT Rules That Project Completion Begins on Actual Occupancy Certificate, Not Mere Filing of Application:

The GSTAT held that a real estate project is considered completed only upon the actual issuance of the Occupancy Certificate and not on filing an application for the same.
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GSTAT Rules That Project Completion Begins on Actual Occupancy Certificate, Not Mere Filing of Application
The GSTAT held that a real estate project is considered completed only upon the actual issuance of the Occupancy Certificate and not on filing an application for the same.
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