RERA Imposes Rs 2.5 Crs penalty on developers for failure to comply the RERA orders
UPRERA Authority has imposed penalty of Rs 2.5 crore against 11 developers for failing to comply with the authority’s order, which were in favor of homebuyers.
UPRERA Authority has imposed penalty of Rs 2.5 crore against 11 developers for failing to comply with the authority’s order, which were in favor of homebuyers.
A group of villagers, from whom Today Homes got land, took physical possession of the project and put up a notice at the gate of the nearly fully booked but incomplete housing society.
The High Court of Punjab and Haryana finally settles the dispute of granting refund under RERA. The High Court in a detailed judgment has finally decided the matter in favour of RERA Authority and has ruled that RERA Authority will have power to grant refund and possession and Adjudicating officer will only have limited power with respect to granting Compensation.
The SC has already issued notice and sought a reply from Jaiprakash Associates for the same, due to be heard on 17th October, 2020. The apex court took matters into its own hands and ordered for transfer of cases.
The RERA ordered the builder to refund the entire principal amount along with interest of 15% per annum to be compounded quarterly from the dates of deposit to the date of refund should be refunded in three instalments by the company
The Gurugram bench of RERA has clarified the rules for registration of projects in the state of Haryana.
As indicated by authorities, out of the aggregate 240 cases transferred from Maha-RERA to the Pune court, the seat settled 40 cases from March 12 till now.
A complaint was filed by Umesh Vyas against the developer Prima Terra Buildetch Private Limited and Satsasang Bharti CHS Ltd. The complainant approached MahaRERA seeking the interest on delayed possession.
The buyers in Gurugram are not happy with the Haryana RERA Authority as the result might not be in their favour. Buyers have filed a Writ Petition in Punjab & Haryana High Court as they want judicial remedies.
Bombay High Court (File photo)MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court has passed a remark, while dismissing builders’ plea against the constitutional validity of RERA, that Maharashtra’s RERA rules need to be changed after taking “a fresh survey of the rules. The remark was made with reference to Section 6(a) of the Maharashtra Rules 2017 that refers to grant or rejection … Continue reading “Review Maharashtra RERA project completion rules: Bombay High Court”
The new rules, bring all ongoing projects where completion certificate was not issued on May 1, 2016, when Real Estate Regulation Act (RERA) was notified under its ambit.