In mortgage, an NOC is a no-objection certificate, a legal document issued by an organization, usually by a developer or the bank. It is typically required for confirming that the property has a clear title, all service charges and utility bills have been paid, there are no pending disputes or dues, and the developer has no objection to the buyer taking over the property.
What is an NOC in mortgage?
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