RERA Cases Monthly Digest: May 2024

Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority Maharashtra RERA Releases Order Mandating Detailed Disclosure Of Amenities In Sale Agreements The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has released order mandating builders to disclose the details about the amenities to homebuyers that will be provided to them in the project in sale agreements.Maharashtra RERA Releases Draft Regulation for Quality Assurance, Invites Suggestions and ViewsMaharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has released a draft regulation aimed at enhancing the quality of construction in the real estate sector. This initiative aligns with the provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, particularly Section 14(3), which mandates prompt rectification of structural defects and other issues brought to the promoter's notice within five years of possession. Maharashtra RERA Orders Builder to Hand Over Possession of Flat to Homebuyer Following Many Years of Delay Case Title – Upasna Bajaj Versus Lokhandwala Kataria Construction Pvt Ltd & othersMaharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Authority) bench, comprising of Justice Mahesh Pathak (Member – I), has directed builder to handover the possession of flat to homebuyer following many years of delay. The flat, which was initially allocated to the homebuyer in 2010, has been subject to prolonged delays. Telangana Real Estate Regulatory AuthorityTelangana RERA Orders Builder To Rectify Structural Defects Arising Out Of Real Estate ProjectCase – Chandrashekar Laxmi Sudha & another Versus M/s Empire Meadows and othersThe Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TSRERA) bench, consisting of Justice Dr. N. Satyanarayana (Chairperson), K. Srinivasa Rao (Member), and Laxmi Narayana Jannu (Member), has directed the builder to rectify the structural defects arising from the project following the transfer of possession to the homebuyers, as per section 14(3) of The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Telangana RERA Penalizes Builder for Non-Registration of Project, Orders Completion of Construction Case – Sri Madala Bharat Versus M/s Sree Sai Raghavendra Constructions & others Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TSRERA/Authority) bench, comprising Justice Dr. N. Satyanarayana (Chairperson), K. Srinivasa Rao (Member), and Laxmi Narayana Jannu (Member), has penalized the builder for non-registration of the project under Section 3 of the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act 2016. Additionally, the Authority has directed the builder and other respondents to complete construction within 90 days and deliver the flat to the Homebuyer.Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory AuthorityKarnataka RERA Directs Builder To Refund Homebuyer's Amount With Interest After Builder Failed To Complete Project On TimeCase – Sharath Kumar Mahajan Versus Mantri Technology Constellations Private Limited & othersKarnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Authority) bench, Comprising of Justice HC Kishore Chandra (Chairman) has directed builder to refund the homebuyer's amount with interest after builder failed to deliver the possession of the flat on promised timeframe. Karnataka RERA Orders Refund To Homebuyer After Builder's Failure To Hand Over Possession Even After Lapse Of Six Years Case – Rahamatulla Dhalayat Versus Mantri Builders Private LimitedKarnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Authority) bench, comprising Justice HC Kishore Chandra (Chairperson), has directed the Builder to refund the amount paid by the Homebuyer to purchase a flat after the Builder failed to hand over possession even after a lapse of more than six years and failed to pay Pre-EMI to the bank. Karnataka RERA Orders Refund To Homebuyer After Builder's Failure To Provide Land Within Agreed Timeline Case – Uma Maheshwari Versus Shree Krishna Developers & Promoters & Another Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Authority) bench, comprising Justice HC Kishore Chandra (Chairperson), has directed the Builder to refund the amount paid by the Homebuyer to purchase land after the Builder failed to provide it within the agreed timeline. Karnataka RERA Orders Refund To Homebuyer After Builder's Failure To Hand Over Possession Even After Lapse Of Six Years Case – Rahamatulla Dhalayat Versus Mantri Builders Private Limited Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Authority) bench, comprising Justice HC Kishore Chandra (Chairperson), has directed the Builder to refund the amount paid by the Homebuyer to purchase a flat after the Builder failed to hand over possession even after a lapse of more than six years and failed to pay Pre-EMI to the bank. Karnataka RERA Orders Refund To Homebuyer After Builder's Failure To Provide Land Within Agreed Timeline Case – Uma Maheshwari Versus Shree Krishna Developers & Promoters & Another Karnataka Real...

RERA Cases Monthly Digest: May 2024

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