Corporate Law : MahaRERA issued thousands of show-cause notices for failure to update Quarterly Progress Reports and comply with RERA requirements...
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Corporate Law : The Bombay High Court directs MahaRERA to restore hybrid hearings and create transparent processes, citing a Supreme Court precede...
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Corporate Law : Rajasthan RERA extends QPR penalty implementation to May 1, 2025. Order details & compliance info for promoters. No further extens...
Corporate Law : MahaRERA announces temporary unavailability of the complaint module from 20-31 Aug 2024. New system MahaCRITI to launch post 31 Au...
Corporate Law : Explore MahaRERA's proactive approach to quality assurance in real estate, focusing on prevention and rigorous standards. Submit y...
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This article discusses in detail Penalties and Punishments for Non compliance by Promoters & compounding of offences under of RERA (Real Estate Regulation and Development Act, 2016).
Introduction: This article discusses in detail the rights and duties of a buyer / allottee under RERA and model agreement for sale (Model AFS).
This article discusses about Promoters, their functions and duties under Real Estate (Regulation and Development), 2016. A person who develops land into a project for the purpose of selling to other persons all or some of the plots in the said project, whether with or without structures thereon; or
Finally, after a long span of time, to regulate an unorganised sector i.e. Real Estate, The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) came into picture. Prior to which the real estate sector was not regulated by any particular Authority. It is used to be the most un-organised sector
Real Estate Regulation Act(RERA) Requires every Promoter(i.e, Builder) to set a side 70% of total receipt from Customer. This Amount can be withdrawn by CA+Architect+Engineers Certificate. Article shows illustration how to calculate Quantum of Amount that can be Withdrawn from such 70% a/c for Ongoing Project & New Project.
Affordable housing story is the most hyped story. RBI defines that, cost of the house cannot exceed Rs. 65 lakhs and 50 lakhs in metros and non-metros respectively. RERA will force consolidation in the sector. Smaller real estate developers will end up collapsing into the arms of bigger builders.
Section 3(1) of RERA Act prohibits advertisement for all projects (ongoing/future) without registration with Real Estate Regulalory. This provision has come into effect from 01st May, 2017.
