BENGALURU: The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-Rera), set up to safeguard homebuyer interests, has failed to recover Rs 666 crore — or 88% — of the Rs 758 crore it had ordered builders to pay their customers under the head of refund for incomplete/delayed projects, among other things. As on Dec 31, 2024, K-Rera […]
Karnataka RERA Struggles to Recover Rs 666 Crore from Buildersmore
NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has taken suo motu notice of the difficulties faced by residents of over 300 “old urbanized” and “declared urban” villages in transferring or “mutating” their ancestral properties. This move has brought much-needed relief to thousands of people living in these areas. Many of them have struggled for years with […]
Delhi HC Initiates Suo Motu Action on Property Mutation Challenges in Urbanized Villages.more
MUMBAI: When the Bombay High Court ordered the removal of seven mechanized cantilever car parking spots (also known as stack parking) built in a residential structure here, it stated that relaxation of development laws cannot be allowed if it negatively impacts public safety. The housing society in Borivali’s stacked parking system seriously jeopardized everyone’s safety, […]
If a development impacts public safety, it cannot be allowed to relax development rules: Mumbai HCmore
GURUGRAM: On his first day of work, Arun Kumar, the new chief of the city bench of the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera), gave senior officials instructions to address allottee concerns within the allotted time frame. “To help both parties — the developer and the allottees — a conciliation bench should be set up […]
A conciliation bench is necessary to swiftly settle complaints: The chairman of Haryana RERAmore
