Document background
The Certificate of Completion Building is a mandatory document required under Pakistani construction law that marks the successful completion of a building project. It serves as the official verification that all construction work has been carried out in compliance with approved plans, building codes, and safety regulations. This document is essential for obtaining occupancy permits and must be secured before a building can be legally occupied or used. The certificate involves multiple stakeholders including local development authorities, building control officers, and technical experts who must verify various aspects of the construction. In Pakistan's legal framework, this certificate is particularly important as it provides protection to both property owners and users by ensuring that the building meets all necessary safety and quality standards. The document typically includes detailed technical assessments, compliance verifications, and may require additional certifications depending on the building's size, type, and intended use.
