Importance of Occupancy Certificate while buying property
Without occupancy certificate possession of flat is not a lawful possession and it is equivalent to a rented home which can be evacuated anytime by the discretion of State Authority.
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Rights of Homebuyer in Case of Cancellation by The Builder
The builders started acting smart and cancelled the allotment on this pretext but never returned the money collected from the buyers.
Supreme Court to the rescue of Amrapali and Unitech Homebuyers
An order passed by the supreme court in favour of the aggrieved home buyers who have been waiting to get justice against named builders of the country which is the AMRAPALI Group and UNITECH.
Homebuyers left in lurch in Karnataka
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority in Karnataka has come under fire from the aggrieved home buyers who have been left at the mercy of the builders. The Real Estate Regulation and Development act, 2016 under Section- 84 empowers the state to make rules in furtherance of the Act in order to implement the provisions of … Continue reading “Homebuyers left in lurch in Karnataka”
Digitisation of the property records in secondary Real Estate Market
The chairman of HRERA Authority at FICCI conference and said that the digitisation of the property records should be improved in order to have transparency in the secondary Real Estate market.
On Real Estate transparency index India moves 35th spot
It took 2 years to India to moves one spot up from 36th to 35th in the global real estate sector, despite the RERA Registration Act.
Airoli developers to pay compensation to home buyers
Complaint filed against the developer Shahaji Javir for delaying the possession for a period of 9 long years of the flat booked in Nitin Enclave at Airoli in the month of June of year 2018.
Brochure of Project: A legal entity or not?
Brochures of Project were printed and distributed before the commencement and implementation of RERA therefore, the same cannot be treated as legal entity.
Class Action Complaints under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986
As per the judgment of the NCDRC, class action complaint can be filed under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 and it is not necessary for all the aggrieved persons to file separate complaints.
Can an allottee who did not urge earlier later on withdraw from the project?
In the course of implementation of RERA Act 2016, the Authorities face various unique challenges in deciding over the question of law or question of fact every day.
Determination of Pecuniary Jurisdiction under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 in Real Estate Disputes
Builder-buyer disputes are not a new phenomenon in India. Many buyers are now willing to against the builder before the appropriate forum.
Allottees Grievances Redressal Forum will now deal with post possession issues
The grievances of the homebuyers who have already taken the possession will be entertained by the AGRF now as the matters related to delay in possession of ongoing projects is under the purview of HRERA.
11 things to be done under GST before 31-3-2018
Those dealers who have claimed transitional deemed credit of 60% & 40% in GST TRAN 1 form need to file TRAN 2 form by 31-3-2018. Non-filing will disallow your claim.
Circle Rate Revision in Gurgaon Real Estate
The district administration of Gurgaon has revised its circle rates and the same will come into effect from Monday, February 12, 2018.
The Real Estate Market for “Affordable Housing”
Affordable housing for all, the Narendra Modi government’s plans aimed at housing for the masses, could indeed change the face of home ownership in India.
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