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Before you move in, make sure your home is legally ready. An Occupancy Certificate (OC) confirms that a building follows approved plans, meets safety norms, and is fit for occupation. No OC can mean legal trouble, utility issues, loan delays, and resale challenges. In today’s Realty Jargon post, we break down what OC is, why it matters, how to verify it, and the risks of ignoring it. Always check the OC before possession. (Occupancy Certificate, OC Meaning, BBMP OC, RERA Projects, A Khata B Khata, Property Legal Checklist, Buyer Safety, Invest Smart)