Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UPRERA) has issued an office notice addressing a common issue found in pending complaints across various benches. The notice highlights the absence of co-allottees names in complaints filed by the primary complainant. According to the directive, it has been observed that in numerous cases, complainants have neglected to include the...
Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UPRERA) has issued an office notice addressing a common issue found in pending complaints across various benches. The notice highlights the absence of co-allottees names in complaints filed by the primary complainant.
According to the directive, it has been observed that in numerous cases, complainants have neglected to include the names of co-allottees when submitting their complaints to the Authority. In response to this oversight, UP RERA has mandated that all pending complaints where a unit has been jointly allotted to the complainant and a co-allottee must include the co-allottee's name as the complainant.
To ensure compliance with the directive, UP RERA has instructed that information regarding this requirement be communicated to all relevant complainants via email. Additionally, complainants will be provided with the option to edit their complaints on the portal to incorporate the necessary changes.
In conclusion, the UP RERA directive mandates the inclusion of the co-allottee's name in all complaints pending before the authority bench.
Letter No 2853/UPRERA/2023-24