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Gautam Buddh Nagar Civic Initiative Noida Authority · GNIDA · YEIDA

Empowering Apartment Owners Across Noida & Greater Noida

Understand your statutory rights under the UP Apartment Act 2010 & Model Bye-laws 2011, follow the lawful 8-step AOA formation & handover sequence, and track society RTI & Registrar proceedings.

Statutory Golden Rules UP Act 2010 →
  • 1
    Deed of Declaration First (Sec 12, 13): Fixes every apartment's undivided interest % in common areas and voting weight.
  • 2
    Elections Before Registration (Bye-laws 18, 26): General body adopts Model Bye-laws and elects the 4–10 member Board before registration.
  • 3
    Mandatory Handover (Sec 4(6), 14(5)): Promoter must transfer common areas, original sanctioned plans, and IFMS to the registered AOA.

What a Properly Formed Association Looks Like — The Lawful 8-Step Sequence

Statutory sequence under the UP Apartment Act 2010 & Model Bye-laws 2011 — from Deed of Declaration (Form A) to elections, registration, handover, and audit.

1 DoD Filed → 2 33% Trigger → 3 1st GBM Notice → 4 Bye-Laws → 5 Board Elected → 6 AOA Registered → 7 Handover & IFMS → 8 Annual AGM/Audit

Live Society Workspace & Civic Action Center

Recently onboarded societies and quick civic action links for GB Nagar apartment owners.

Statutory Rights Library, Society Directory & Ready-to-Use Templates

Direct access to 10 bilingual legal guides, society workspaces, and copy-ready RTI & GBM templates.