“Plotting Justice: Navigating Property and Land Disputes with the Delhi Development Authority”
As Delhi continues its transformation into a modern urban capital, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) plays a pivotal role in shaping the city’s land use, housing policies, and infrastructure development. However, with that authority comes a fair share of legal disputes, regulatory hurdles, and property complications. From allotment issues to delayed possession, lease conversions, and unauthorized constructions—DDA-related matters frequently find their way into courts and tribunals. For individuals, developers, and institutions, understanding the legal framework governing DDA operations is crucial for both safeguarding rights and resolving disputes effectively. What Is the Delhi Development Authority (DDA)? The DDA was established in 1957 under the Delhi Development Act with a mandate to plan, develop, and manage land and infrastructure in Delhi. It is responsible for: Master plans and zoning regulations Residential, commercial,…