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Gujarat RERA Recognizes Existing Property Owners as Allottees

March 19, 2025

In a landmark ruling, the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GujRERA) has granted existing society members in redevelopment projects the dual status of allottee and co-promoter, marking a significant expansion of regulatory protection. The decision came in response to a complaint, where GujRERA directed the developer to complete the sale deed registration while affirming the […]

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Builders Cannot Deduct More Than 10% of Base Price in Case of Cancellation by Homebuyers: Supreme Court

February 5, 2025

NEW DELHI: In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that real estate developers cannot enforce one-sided agreements that unfairly favor them, particularly in cases where homebuyers seek to cancel their bookings. The court made it clear that developers cannot deduct unreasonable amounts upon cancellation and that forfeiture should not exceed 10% of the […]

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Regarding MahaRERA’s decision to establish a forum to resolve builder-buyer disputes, FPCE writes to the center of inquiry.

August 28, 2024

NEW DELHI: The Forum for People’s Collective Efforts (FPCE), an association representing homebuyers, has raised concerns over the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority’s (MahaRERA) recent decision to establish and participate in a conciliation forum aimed at resolving disputes between builders and customers. FPCE argues that this move may overstep the authority’s legal powers and potentially […]

Regarding MahaRERA’s decision to establish a forum to resolve builder-buyer disputes, FPCE writes to the center of inquiry.more

Tag: #HousingLaws

Gujarat RERA Recognizes Existing Property Owners as Allottees

Builders Cannot Deduct More Than 10% of Base Price in Case of Cancellation by Homebuyers: Supreme Court

Regarding MahaRERA’s decision to establish a forum to resolve builder-buyer disputes, FPCE writes to the center of inquiry.

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