This is the third part of a series on Obtaining Lagos State Government Certificate of Occupancy Series for Private Land.
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The bureau then publishes the application and observes a 21 day objection period in case anyone comes forward to oppose the application. A title search, as well as a site inspection, would be carried out. Consequent upon these, a report will be issued to the estate section of LUAC.
If there is no objection after 21 days of the publication of the notice and all documents submitted are found to be in the right order, the next stage is a C of O engrossment which involves it's drafting, typing and submission to the LUAC. After that it then goes to the Recommendation for Execution stage (Executive Secretary LUAC, Permanent Secretary Lands Bureau & the Attorney General for Justice).
After this stage, the C of O is then stamped and registered (stamping is done at the Ministry of Finance while registration is done at the Lands Registry Department of the Lands Bureau).
The Last Stage is the collection of the executed and registered Certificate of Occupancy at the LUAC.
Stay on this Lagos Real Estate Blog for the other parts of the series.
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