Law 4 of 7 · 3 steps rest on it

The Gujarat Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948

The law that says who may buy farmland. It makes a sale to a person who is not an agriculturist invalid unless the Collector has permitted it, it carves out a separate route for a genuine industrial buyer, and it governs the premium that converts restricted land into land that can be sold freely.

The steps it decides

Step 11 · stage 2, permission to buy
Permission to buy farmland. Section 63 makes a sale, gift, exchange, lease or mortgage of agricultural land INVALID in favour of a person who is not an agriculturist.
Step 12 · stage 2, permission to buy
Farmland for an industrial use. Lets a non-agriculturist buy agricultural land for a bona fide industrial purpose without a section 63 permission, provided the statutory conditions...
Step 13 · stage 2, permission to buy
Premium to lift a tenure restriction. New-tenure (navi sharat) and impartible land cannot be freely sold.

The exact provision named against each step

These are the citations the register carries, word for word. Where a step cites more than one instrument the whole citation is printed, because the sections only make sense together.

Statutory basis recorded for each step resting on this instrument. Source: the Dholera land procedure register (procedures.json), extracted 4 August 2026 from Gujarat Revenue Department, AnyROR, Garvi, GujRERA, DICDL and DSIRDA documents. Status OFFICIAL on all 35 records. Last verified: 4 August 2026.
Step	What you are doing	Provision named in the source
11GJ-PERM-01	Permission to buy farmland	Section 63, The Gujarat Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948 (Bombay Act No. LXVII of 1948)
12GJ-PERM-02	Farmland for an industrial use	Section 63AA, The Gujarat Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948
13GJ-PERM-03	Premium to lift a tenure restriction	Section 43, The Gujarat Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948; section 57, Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Vidarbha Region and Kutch Area) Act, 1958

The other six

Land Revenue Code, 1879. 10 steps.
Registration Act, 1908. 8 steps.
Gujarat Stamp Act, 1958. 3 steps.
Real Estate Act, 2016. 4 steps.
Special Investment Region Act, 2009. 5 steps.
DICDL Land Allotment Policy. 3 steps.

All seven in one table, with the number of steps each one decides.