What is the full term of IOD in redevelopment of old building?

is the iod given to the developer or the owner?

I'm assuming you're asking about IOD in the context of a building construction project. In most cases, the Intimation of Disapproval (IOD) is issued by the local municipal corporation or government authority to the developer of a building project. The IOD is a crucial document that provides approval to the developer to begin the construction work on a proposed building project. It indicates that the proposed building plans and designs are compliant with local building regulations, and that the proposed construction work can commence. Once the IOD is issued, the developer is responsible for ensuring that the building is constructed in compliance with the approved plans and designs. The developer must also obtain additional approvals and clearances from the relevant authorities at various stages of the construction process. However, the ultimate ownership of the building rests with the owner of the property, who may or may not be the same person or entity as the developer. The developer may transfer ownership of the building to the owner after construction is complete, or the owner may have hired the developer to carry out the construction work on their behalf.