DASNAC on the register: 4 filings, 4 companies

Four projects, four companies, and a missing name

The DASNAC name appears on 4 registrations in Gautam Buddha Nagar. They are filed by 4 different registered companies, one each. And not one of those four companies has the word DASNAC in its registered name.

What this page is not saying

A separate registered company per project is ordinary, lawful practice. It is common across this register and it is a routine way to finance and ring-fence a development. Nothing here is a claim about the conduct, standing or capability of any of the four companies, and nothing about this structure is irregular.

The page exists because of a narrower and entirely practical consequence, which is the next section.

Why this one is harder to check than most

On most filings a brand and its promoter share at least a word, so searching one finds the other. Here the two sets do not overlap at all. Search the brand and you find the projects but not the companies. Search a company name you were handed on a paper, say Montevista Private Limited or Clearlake Private Limited, and nothing connects it back to the brand you were sold.

So the usual shortcut fails in both directions, and the only reliable handle is the registration number. All 4 are printed in the table above. Search the project name on the authority's site, take the registration number from the result, and read the promoter of record off that filing. Then compare it, word for word, with the name on your own allotment letter and agreement. If they do not match, that is the conversation to have before anything is paid. The same failure in the opposite direction, a brand whose promoters share so many words you cannot tell them apart, is on our read of the SVG registrations.

What the register does record

On the columns that usually move, not much. None of the 4 carries an extension, so no completion date here has been revised on the register. Document counts run from 23 to 35 against a district median of 21, putting all four in the ordinary-to-thorough range. The declared completion periods are 58 and 60 months against a district median of 60, so nothing about the clocks is unusual either. The denominators behind each of those comparisons are in our read of all 966 filings, and the full six-step sequence for reading any filing is in our check procedure.

All four are registered as a Company, which is the most common applicant type on this register by a wide margin; what the field means and how the 966 registrations break down by it is in our read of the type field.