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All complaints are to be referred for conciliation only after seeking consent of the parties in a hearing before the respective single bench of the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority. MAHARASHTRA REAL ESTATE REGULATORY AUTHORITY Date :-21/06/2021 Circular No. 33 No. MahaRERA/Secy/File No. 27/85/2021 Sub: Amendment to Circular No. 30/ 2021 dated 18.05.2021 Whereas, by […]
The Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act 2016 was enacted fully w.e.f., 1st May 2017 and presently it is effective and has been implemented in most of the States and Union Territories. Jammu & Kashmir is the latest state / UT to notify Rules in August 2020 and announced that it will appoint the RERA […]
The Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) has launched An online draw system to make the allotment of flats more efficient and to eliminate the chances of any manipulation under the affordable housing scheme of Haryana. Now, Applicants have to apply online for affordable home through DTCP website. The draw will be done online […]
MAHARASHTRA REAL ESTATE REGULATORY AUTHORITY No. MahaRERA/Admin/tile no.27/ 59 /2021 Date:- 07/06/2021 Circular no: 32/2021 Subject: Standardized Format for Declaration about Commencement Certificate (Format –D) Whereas, section 4(2)(c) & (d) of RERA act and Rules & Regulations made there under inter alia provides for enclosing a valid and authenticated copy of approvals and commencement certificate, […]
Majority of Builders have cheated homebuyers in many ways including not giving possession in time, giving delay possession without any compensation for delay, etc. Nowadays homebuyers are gradually becoming active and filing cases against dishonest Builders. Some homebuyers are approaching Police , some are approaching RERA Court/authority and are approaching Consumer Forum. In Consumer Forum […]
Can a Promoter advertise or sell an apartment without or prior registration under RERA, 2016? Any person, who is covered under the clauses (i) to (vi) of 2(zk) of RERA 2016, is called as Promoter and such person needs to register his real estate project under RERA. Every Promoter shall register his real estate project, […]
Following procedure is prescribed for hearing to be conducted by the MahaRERA Conciliation and Disputes Resolution Forum in referred conciliation matters (online complaints) transferred by MahaRERA:
And whereas at present, when a complaint is registered before the MahaRERA, it is scheduled for hearing before the concerned Bench of MahaRERA as per its seniority, which is decided as per the date of registration/filing of the online complaint before the MahaRERA.
Introduction: In a recent decision of Dinesh Humane and another vs. Piramal Estate Pvt. Ltd. the RERA Tribunal, Maharashtra has passed an interesting order highlighting the difference between a “reservation letter”, a “booking form” filled by the buyer for the flat and the formal “Agreement for sale” of the flat. The said decision is bound to bring […]
The provisions of the West Bengal (Regulation of Promotion of Construction and Transfer by Promoters) Act, 1993 (WB 1993) Act impliedly stood repealed upon the enactment of the RERA in 2016, in accordance with Sections 88 and 89 read with Article 254(1) of the Constitution. As a consequence of the declaration by this Court of the invalidity of the provisions of West Bengal Housing Industry Regulation Act, 2017 (WB-HIRA, 2017), there should be no revival of the provisions of the WB 1993 Act, since it would stand impliedly repealed upon the enactment of the RERA.
