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What qualifies as a RERA-registered project, and how do I know if our housing project is registered?[13]

A RERA-registered project is one that has obtained registration under the Gujarat RERA Act. To check if your housing project is registered, you can visit the Gujarat RERA website and search for your project in the registered projects list.

What qualifies as a RERA-registered project, and how do I know if our housing project is registered?[13]

A RERA-registered project is one that has obtained registration under the Gujarat RERA Act. To check if your housing project is registered, you can visit the Gujarat RERA website and search for your project in the registered projects list.

What qualifies as a RERA-registered project, and how do I know if our housing project is registered?[13]

A RERA-registered project is one that has obtained registration under the Gujarat RERA Act. To check if your housing project is registered, you can visit the Gujarat RERA website and search for your project in the registered projects list.

Our project was built before RERA came into force; can we still use RERA to file a complaint?

Yes, even if your project was built before RERA came into force, you can still use RERA to file a complaint.

Our project was built before RERA came into force; can we still use RERA to file a complaint?

Yes, even if your project was built before RERA came into force, you can still use RERA to file a complaint.

Our project was built before RERA came into force; can we still use RERA to file a complaint?

Yes, even if your project was built before RERA came into force, you can still use RERA to file a complaint.

What kinds of builder delays or defaults can be complained about under RERA?

Delays or defaults related to completion of the project, delivery of possession, quality of construction, changes in layout or specifications, and financial mismanagement can be complained about under RERA.

What kinds of builder delays or defaults can be complained about under RERA?

Delays or defaults related to completion of the project, delivery of possession, quality of construction, changes in layout or specifications, and financial mismanagement can be complained about under RERA.

What kinds of builder delays or defaults can be complained about under RERA?

Delays or defaults related to completion of the project, delivery of possession, quality of construction, changes in layout or specifications, and financial mismanagement can be complained about under RERA.

If the builder has missed the promised possession date by years, how can RERA help us?

RERA can assist in cases of builder delays by providing a platform for filing complaints and seeking redressal for delayed possession.

If the builder has missed the promised possession date by years, how can RERA help us?

RERA can assist in cases of builder delays by providing a platform for filing complaints and seeking redressal for delayed possession.

If the builder has missed the promised possession date by years, how can RERA help us?

RERA can assist in cases of builder delays by providing a platform for filing complaints and seeking redressal for delayed possession.

What compensation can members claim from the builder for delayed possession under RERA?

Under Section 18(1) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), 2016, members (homebuyers) are entitled to claim compensation, interest, and refund from the builder for delayed possession of their flats.

What compensation can members claim from the builder for delayed possession under RERA?

Under Section 18(1) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), 2016, members (homebuyers) are entitled to claim compensation, interest, and refund from the builder for delayed possession of their flats.

What compensation can members claim from the builder for delayed possession under RERA?

Under Section 18(1) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), 2016, members (homebuyers) are entitled to claim compensation, interest, and refund from the builder for delayed possession of their flats.

Do we need to form a separate association of owners to file a RERA complaint, or can each buyer file individually?[14]

Each buyer can file a RERA complaint individually without the need to form a separate association of owners.

Do we need to form a separate association of owners to file a RERA complaint, or can each buyer file individually?[14]

Each buyer can file a RERA complaint individually without the need to form a separate association of owners.

Do we need to form a separate association of owners to file a RERA complaint, or can each buyer file individually?[14]

Each buyer can file a RERA complaint individually without the need to form a separate association of owners.

If our association is not registered, can we still file a joint complaint? (The Appellate Tribunal has ruled we cannot[14].)

No, you cannot file a joint complaint with the Appellate Tribunal if your association is not registered.

If our association is not registered, can we still file a joint complaint? (The Appellate Tribunal has ruled we cannot[14].)

No, you cannot file a joint complaint with the Appellate Tribunal if your association is not registered.

If our association is not registered, can we still file a joint complaint? (The Appellate Tribunal has ruled we cannot[14].)

No, you cannot file a joint complaint with the Appellate Tribunal if your association is not registered.

What documents do we need to file a RERA complaint against the builder (e.g., sale agreement, plans, receipts)?

To file a RERA complaint against a builder, you typically need documents such as the sale agreement, building plans, payment receipts, and any communication with the builder regarding the project delays.

What documents do we need to file a RERA complaint against the builder (e.g., sale agreement, plans, receipts)?

To file a RERA complaint against a builder, you typically need documents such as the sale agreement, building plans, payment receipts, and any communication with the builder regarding the project delays.

What documents do we need to file a RERA complaint against the builder (e.g., sale agreement, plans, receipts)?

To file a RERA complaint against a builder, you typically need documents such as the sale agreement, building plans, payment receipts, and any communication with the builder regarding the project delays.

Where do we submit a RERA complaint in Gujarat, and is there a fee?

RERA complaints in Gujarat are submitted online on the Gujarat RERA website, and there is no fee for filing a complaint.

Where do we submit a RERA complaint in Gujarat, and is there a fee?

RERA complaints in Gujarat are submitted online on the Gujarat RERA website, and there is no fee for filing a complaint.

Where do we submit a RERA complaint in Gujarat, and is there a fee?

RERA complaints in Gujarat are submitted online on the Gujarat RERA website, and there is no fee for filing a complaint.

What is the deadline for filing a RERA complaint after the builder’s breach or missed deadline?

The deadline for filing a RERA complaint after the builder's breach or missed deadline is within one year from the date on which the cause of action arises.

What is the deadline for filing a RERA complaint after the builder’s breach or missed deadline?

The deadline for filing a RERA complaint after the builder's breach or missed deadline is within one year from the date on which the cause of action arises.

What is the deadline for filing a RERA complaint after the builder’s breach or missed deadline?

The deadline for filing a RERA complaint after the builder's breach or missed deadline is within one year from the date on which the cause of action arises.

If the developer promised certain amenities (like a club or park) that were never delivered, can we file a RERA complaint?

Yes, you can file a RERA complaint if the developer promised certain amenities that were never delivered.

If the developer promised certain amenities (like a club or park) that were never delivered, can we file a RERA complaint?

Yes, you can file a RERA complaint if the developer promised certain amenities that were never delivered.

If the developer promised certain amenities (like a club or park) that were never delivered, can we file a RERA complaint?

Yes, you can file a RERA complaint if the developer promised certain amenities that were never delivered.

If our builder changed the flat plan or area after we booked, do we have recourse under RERA?

Yes, you have recourse under RERA if the builder changes the flat plan or area after booking.

If our builder changed the flat plan or area after we booked, do we have recourse under RERA?

Yes, you have recourse under RERA if the builder changes the flat plan or area after booking.

If our builder changed the flat plan or area after we booked, do we have recourse under RERA?

Yes, you have recourse under RERA if the builder changes the flat plan or area after booking.

The builder failed to give us the exact flats promised in our agreement; can RERA order him to rectify this?

Yes, RERA can order the builder to rectify the issue of not providing the exact flats promised in the agreement.

The builder failed to give us the exact flats promised in our agreement; can RERA order him to rectify this?

Yes, RERA can order the builder to rectify the issue of not providing the exact flats promised in the agreement.

The builder failed to give us the exact flats promised in our agreement; can RERA order him to rectify this?

Yes, RERA can order the builder to rectify the issue of not providing the exact flats promised in the agreement.

Can RERA address issues like unlawful parking allocations or common area differences due to builder changes?

Yes, RERA can address issues like unlawful parking allocations or common area differences due to builder changes.

Can RERA address issues like unlawful parking allocations or common area differences due to builder changes?

Yes, RERA can address issues like unlawful parking allocations or common area differences due to builder changes.

Can RERA address issues like unlawful parking allocations or common area differences due to builder changes?

Yes, RERA can address issues like unlawful parking allocations or common area differences due to builder changes.

What if the builder violated the approved layout or sanctioned plan – can we challenge that?

Yes, you can challenge the builder if they violate the approved layout or sanctioned plan.

What if the builder violated the approved layout or sanctioned plan – can we challenge that?

Yes, you can challenge the builder if they violate the approved layout or sanctioned plan.

What if the builder violated the approved layout or sanctioned plan – can we challenge that?

Yes, you can challenge the builder if they violate the approved layout or sanctioned plan.

If our project was not registered under RERA (when required), is the builder liable and how?

Yes, if a project is not registered under RERA when required, the builder is liable for penalties and consequences.

If our project was not registered under RERA (when required), is the builder liable and how?

Yes, if a project is not registered under RERA when required, the builder is liable for penalties and consequences.

If our project was not registered under RERA (when required), is the builder liable and how?

Yes, if a project is not registered under RERA when required, the builder is liable for penalties and consequences.

How do we check whether our builder/flat is included in the RERA registry (official website)?

To check if your builder/flat is included in the RERA registry, visit the official Gujarat RERA website and search for the project details.

How do we check whether our builder/flat is included in the RERA registry (official website)?

To check if your builder/flat is included in the RERA registry, visit the official Gujarat RERA website and search for the project details.

How do we check whether our builder/flat is included in the RERA registry (official website)?

To check if your builder/flat is included in the RERA registry, visit the official Gujarat RERA website and search for the project details.

If multiple members have the same grievance, how do we combine forces – do we all need to file separately?

No, multiple members with the same grievance do not need to file separate complaints.

If multiple members have the same grievance, how do we combine forces – do we all need to file separately?

No, multiple members with the same grievance do not need to file separate complaints.

If multiple members have the same grievance, how do we combine forces – do we all need to file separately?

No, multiple members with the same grievance do not need to file separate complaints.

Can a tenant of an allottee file or join a RERA complaint, or must it be the original buyer?

Yes, a tenant of an allottee can file or join a RERA complaint.

Can a tenant of an allottee file or join a RERA complaint, or must it be the original buyer?

Yes, a tenant of an allottee can file or join a RERA complaint.

Can a tenant of an allottee file or join a RERA complaint, or must it be the original buyer?

Yes, a tenant of an allottee can file or join a RERA complaint.

If a builder refuses to register our ongoing project with RERA, what law can we use?

You can use the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules to address the situation where a builder refuses to register an ongoing project with RERA.

If a builder refuses to register our ongoing project with RERA, what law can we use?

You can use the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules to address the situation where a builder refuses to register an ongoing project with RERA.

If a builder refuses to register our ongoing project with RERA, what law can we use?

You can use the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules to address the situation where a builder refuses to register an ongoing project with RERA.

If the builder sells flats above the permitted floor space (beyond sanctioned FSI) without information, is that a RERA issue?

Yes, selling flats above the permitted floor space without information is a RERA issue.

If the builder sells flats above the permitted floor space (beyond sanctioned FSI) without information, is that a RERA issue?

Yes, selling flats above the permitted floor space without information is a RERA issue.

If the builder sells flats above the permitted floor space (beyond sanctioned FSI) without information, is that a RERA issue?

Yes, selling flats above the permitted floor space without information is a RERA issue.

Our builder dissolved the project committee; can we still pursue RERA or other legal remedies?

Yes, you can still pursue remedies under RERA even if the project committee has been dissolved by the builder.

Our builder dissolved the project committee; can we still pursue RERA or other legal remedies?

Yes, you can still pursue remedies under RERA even if the project committee has been dissolved by the builder.

Our builder dissolved the project committee; can we still pursue RERA or other legal remedies?

Yes, you can still pursue remedies under RERA even if the project committee has been dissolved by the builder.

What if the builder has gone bankrupt or left the country – how can members pursue RERA relief?

In case the builder has gone bankrupt or left the country, members can pursue RERA relief by following the provisions of the Gujarat RERA Act.

What if the builder has gone bankrupt or left the country – how can members pursue RERA relief?

In case the builder has gone bankrupt or left the country, members can pursue RERA relief by following the provisions of the Gujarat RERA Act.

What if the builder has gone bankrupt or left the country – how can members pursue RERA relief?

In case the builder has gone bankrupt or left the country, members can pursue RERA relief by following the provisions of the Gujarat RERA Act.

Are there limits on the amount we can claim (like interest rates) under RERA for delay?

Yes, there are limits on the amount that can be claimed under RERA for delays, including interest rates.

Are there limits on the amount we can claim (like interest rates) under RERA for delay?

Yes, there are limits on the amount that can be claimed under RERA for delays, including interest rates.

Are there limits on the amount we can claim (like interest rates) under RERA for delay?

Yes, there are limits on the amount that can be claimed under RERA for delays, including interest rates.

Can RERA direct the builder to pay penal interest on delayed payments or default?

Yes, RERA can direct the builder to pay penal interest on delayed payments or default.

Can RERA direct the builder to pay penal interest on delayed payments or default?

Yes, RERA can direct the builder to pay penal interest on delayed payments or default.

Can RERA direct the builder to pay penal interest on delayed payments or default?

Yes, RERA can direct the builder to pay penal interest on delayed payments or default.

If a builder’s advertisement was misleading (incorrect brochure), is that grounds for a RERA case?

Yes, a builder's misleading advertisement, such as an incorrect brochure, can be grounds for a RERA case.

If a builder’s advertisement was misleading (incorrect brochure), is that grounds for a RERA case?

Yes, a builder's misleading advertisement, such as an incorrect brochure, can be grounds for a RERA case.

If a builder’s advertisement was misleading (incorrect brochure), is that grounds for a RERA case?

Yes, a builder's misleading advertisement, such as an incorrect brochure, can be grounds for a RERA case.

Where else can we go if RERA won’t take our case (for example, co-op court or civil court)?

If RERA refuses to take your case, you can approach the Cooperative Court or Civil Court for resolution.

Where else can we go if RERA won’t take our case (for example, co-op court or civil court)?

If RERA refuses to take your case, you can approach the Cooperative Court or Civil Court for resolution.

Where else can we go if RERA won’t take our case (for example, co-op court or civil court)?

If RERA refuses to take your case, you can approach the Cooperative Court or Civil Court for resolution.

Can homeowners claim interest for the period of delay, or is only penalty allowed under RERA?

Homeowners can claim both interest for the period of delay and penalty under RERA.

Can homeowners claim interest for the period of delay, or is only penalty allowed under RERA?

Homeowners can claim both interest for the period of delay and penalty under RERA.

Can homeowners claim interest for the period of delay, or is only penalty allowed under RERA?

Homeowners can claim both interest for the period of delay and penalty under RERA.

How long does the RERA case process typically take in Gujarat?

In Gujarat, a typical RERA case takes about 3 to 6 months to be resolved by the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA), depending on the complexity of the complaint, supporting evidence, and the cooperation of both parties.

How long does the RERA case process typically take in Gujarat?

In Gujarat, a typical RERA case takes about 3 to 6 months to be resolved by the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA), depending on the complexity of the complaint, supporting evidence, and the cooperation of both parties.

How long does the RERA case process typically take in Gujarat?

In Gujarat, a typical RERA case takes about 3 to 6 months to be resolved by the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA), depending on the complexity of the complaint, supporting evidence, and the cooperation of both parties.

What authority does the RERA Appellate Tribunal have if the builder or authority decision is unsatisfactory?

The RERA Appellate Tribunal has the authority to hear appeals against unsatisfactory decisions made by builders or authorities.

What authority does the RERA Appellate Tribunal have if the builder or authority decision is unsatisfactory?

The RERA Appellate Tribunal has the authority to hear appeals against unsatisfactory decisions made by builders or authorities.

What authority does the RERA Appellate Tribunal have if the builder or authority decision is unsatisfactory?

The RERA Appellate Tribunal has the authority to hear appeals against unsatisfactory decisions made by builders or authorities.

Can we withdraw a RERA complaint if we reach a settlement with the builder?

Yes, you can withdraw a RERA complaint if you reach a settlement with the builder.

Can we withdraw a RERA complaint if we reach a settlement with the builder?

Yes, you can withdraw a RERA complaint if you reach a settlement with the builder.

Can we withdraw a RERA complaint if we reach a settlement with the builder?

Yes, you can withdraw a RERA complaint if you reach a settlement with the builder.

How are builder disputes different under RERA versus a consumer dispute (like to the District Court)?

Builder disputes under RERA differ from consumer disputes in District Court due to the specialized nature of RERA regulations and the focus on timely completion of real estate projects.

How are builder disputes different under RERA versus a consumer dispute (like to the District Court)?

Builder disputes under RERA differ from consumer disputes in District Court due to the specialized nature of RERA regulations and the focus on timely completion of real estate projects.

How are builder disputes different under RERA versus a consumer dispute (like to the District Court)?

Builder disputes under RERA differ from consumer disputes in District Court due to the specialized nature of RERA regulations and the focus on timely completion of real estate projects.

If our builder promised a NoDues or OC by a certain date, and he fails, can we use RERA to enforce it?

Yes, you can use the Gujarat RERA Act to enforce the delivery of promised No Dues or Occupancy Certificate (OC) by the builder within the specified timeline.

If our builder promised a NoDues or OC by a certain date, and he fails, can we use RERA to enforce it?

Yes, you can use the Gujarat RERA Act to enforce the delivery of promised No Dues or Occupancy Certificate (OC) by the builder within the specified timeline.

If our builder promised a NoDues or OC by a certain date, and he fails, can we use RERA to enforce it?

Yes, you can use the Gujarat RERA Act to enforce the delivery of promised No Dues or Occupancy Certificate (OC) by the builder within the specified timeline.

If builder-promised maintenance or warranty (5-year structural) is violated, how do we proceed?

If the builder fails to fulfill the promised maintenance or warranty, especially the 5-year structural warranty, the aggrieved party can proceed by filing a complaint under the Gujarat RERA Act.

If builder-promised maintenance or warranty (5-year structural) is violated, how do we proceed?

If the builder fails to fulfill the promised maintenance or warranty, especially the 5-year structural warranty, the aggrieved party can proceed by filing a complaint under the Gujarat RERA Act.

If builder-promised maintenance or warranty (5-year structural) is violated, how do we proceed?

If the builder fails to fulfill the promised maintenance or warranty, especially the 5-year structural warranty, the aggrieved party can proceed by filing a complaint under the Gujarat RERA Act.

Does RERA provide for 5 years of structural defect liability on the builder, and how do we invoke it?

Yes, as per Section 14 of the Gujarat RERA Act, 2016, the builder is liable for structural defects for 5 years.

Does RERA provide for 5 years of structural defect liability on the builder, and how do we invoke it?

Yes, as per Section 14 of the Gujarat RERA Act, 2016, the builder is liable for structural defects for 5 years.

Does RERA provide for 5 years of structural defect liability on the builder, and how do we invoke it?

Yes, as per Section 14 of the Gujarat RERA Act, 2016, the builder is liable for structural defects for 5 years.

Can RERA order a reduction in sale price or refund to buyers if the builder fails to complete project?

Yes, RERA can order a reduction in sale price or refund to buyers if the builder fails to complete the project.

Can RERA order a reduction in sale price or refund to buyers if the builder fails to complete project?

Yes, RERA can order a reduction in sale price or refund to buyers if the builder fails to complete the project.

Can RERA order a reduction in sale price or refund to buyers if the builder fails to complete project?

Yes, RERA can order a reduction in sale price or refund to buyers if the builder fails to complete the project.

If our builder violated any Gujarat RERA rule (like not maintaining accounts of project), what penalty applies?

The penalty for a builder violating Gujarat RERA rules, such as not maintaining project accounts, can include fines and imprisonment.

If our builder violated any Gujarat RERA rule (like not maintaining accounts of project), what penalty applies?

The penalty for a builder violating Gujarat RERA rules, such as not maintaining project accounts, can include fines and imprisonment.

If our builder violated any Gujarat RERA rule (like not maintaining accounts of project), what penalty applies?

The penalty for a builder violating Gujarat RERA rules, such as not maintaining project accounts, can include fines and imprisonment.

Can we file a RERA complaint as a cooperative society itself if it is registered?

Yes, a cooperative society can file a RERA complaint if it is registered.

Can we file a RERA complaint as a cooperative society itself if it is registered?

Yes, a cooperative society can file a RERA complaint if it is registered.

Can we file a RERA complaint as a cooperative society itself if it is registered?

Yes, a cooperative society can file a RERA complaint if it is registered.

What information will RERA seek from us (like official correspondence with builder, meeting minutes)?

RERA may seek various documents from you, including official correspondence with the builder, meeting minutes, agreements, project details, financial statements, etc.

What information will RERA seek from us (like official correspondence with builder, meeting minutes)?

RERA may seek various documents from you, including official correspondence with the builder, meeting minutes, agreements, project details, financial statements, etc.

What information will RERA seek from us (like official correspondence with builder, meeting minutes)?

RERA may seek various documents from you, including official correspondence with the builder, meeting minutes, agreements, project details, financial statements, etc.

Are dispute resolution clauses in our agreement enforceable given RERA’s jurisdiction?

Yes, dispute resolution clauses in agreements are enforceable under RERA's jurisdiction.

Are dispute resolution clauses in our agreement enforceable given RERA’s jurisdiction?

Yes, dispute resolution clauses in agreements are enforceable under RERA's jurisdiction.

Are dispute resolution clauses in our agreement enforceable given RERA’s jurisdiction?

Yes, dispute resolution clauses in agreements are enforceable under RERA's jurisdiction.

If our society had initiated redevelopment plans after being dissatisfied with builder, does that affect RERA rights?

Yes, initiating redevelopment plans after being dissatisfied with a builder can affect RERA rights.

If our society had initiated redevelopment plans after being dissatisfied with builder, does that affect RERA rights?

Yes, initiating redevelopment plans after being dissatisfied with a builder can affect RERA rights.

If our society had initiated redevelopment plans after being dissatisfied with builder, does that affect RERA rights?

Yes, initiating redevelopment plans after being dissatisfied with a builder can affect RERA rights.

How is the Gujarat RERA regime different from consumer protection for housing projects?

The Gujarat RERA regime differs from consumer protection for housing projects in terms of its specific focus on regulating the real estate sector, ensuring transparency, accountability, and timely completion of projects.

How is the Gujarat RERA regime different from consumer protection for housing projects?

The Gujarat RERA regime differs from consumer protection for housing projects in terms of its specific focus on regulating the real estate sector, ensuring transparency, accountability, and timely completion of projects.

How is the Gujarat RERA regime different from consumer protection for housing projects?

The Gujarat RERA regime differs from consumer protection for housing projects in terms of its specific focus on regulating the real estate sector, ensuring transparency, accountability, and timely completion of projects.

If our society was formed after flat purchase, can the society file complaints on behalf of members under RERA?

Yes, the society can file complaints on behalf of its members under RERA.

If our society was formed after flat purchase, can the society file complaints on behalf of members under RERA?

Yes, the society can file complaints on behalf of its members under RERA.

If our society was formed after flat purchase, can the society file complaints on behalf of members under RERA?

Yes, the society can file complaints on behalf of its members under RERA.

Can individual members collect compensation under RERA if their society hasn’t been formalized?

Individual members cannot collect compensation under RERA if their society hasn't been formalized.

Can individual members collect compensation under RERA if their society hasn’t been formalized?

Individual members cannot collect compensation under RERA if their society hasn't been formalized.

Can individual members collect compensation under RERA if their society hasn’t been formalized?

Individual members cannot collect compensation under RERA if their society hasn't been formalized.

How can we coordinate with other projects (apartment owners) to share legal costs for a RERA case?

Apartment owners from the same or nearby projects can legally coordinate and share expenses for a RERA case by forming a Joint Action Committee (JAC), Resident Welfare Association (RWA), or Authorized Group Representation, as permitted under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. This helps reduce legal costs and strengthens the collective case against the builder.

How can we coordinate with other projects (apartment owners) to share legal costs for a RERA case?

Apartment owners from the same or nearby projects can legally coordinate and share expenses for a RERA case by forming a Joint Action Committee (JAC), Resident Welfare Association (RWA), or Authorized Group Representation, as permitted under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. This helps reduce legal costs and strengthens the collective case against the builder.

How can we coordinate with other projects (apartment owners) to share legal costs for a RERA case?

Apartment owners from the same or nearby projects can legally coordinate and share expenses for a RERA case by forming a Joint Action Committee (JAC), Resident Welfare Association (RWA), or Authorized Group Representation, as permitted under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. This helps reduce legal costs and strengthens the collective case against the builder.

What is the role of GRAAP (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) in resolving our complaint?

GRAAP (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) plays a crucial role in resolving complaints related to builder delays under the Gujarat RERA Act.

What is the role of GRAAP (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) in resolving our complaint?

GRAAP (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) plays a crucial role in resolving complaints related to builder delays under the Gujarat RERA Act.

What is the role of GRAAP (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) in resolving our complaint?

GRAAP (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) plays a crucial role in resolving complaints related to builder delays under the Gujarat RERA Act.

If the builder’s RERA registration is cancelled or suspended, what happens to our project rights?

If the builder's RERA registration is cancelled or suspended, your project rights may be affected.

If the builder’s RERA registration is cancelled or suspended, what happens to our project rights?

If the builder's RERA registration is cancelled or suspended, your project rights may be affected.

If the builder’s RERA registration is cancelled or suspended, what happens to our project rights?

If the builder's RERA registration is cancelled or suspended, your project rights may be affected.

Do we have to pay any government fees or taxes when we get compensation from RERA?

No, you do not have to pay any government fees or taxes when you receive compensation from RERA.

Do we have to pay any government fees or taxes when we get compensation from RERA?

No, you do not have to pay any government fees or taxes when you receive compensation from RERA.

Do we have to pay any government fees or taxes when we get compensation from RERA?

No, you do not have to pay any government fees or taxes when you receive compensation from RERA.

In the event the builder refuses to comply with a RERA order, how can the order be enforced?

If a builder refuses to comply with a RERA order, the order can be enforced through the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) provisions.

In the event the builder refuses to comply with a RERA order, how can the order be enforced?

If a builder refuses to comply with a RERA order, the order can be enforced through the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) provisions.

In the event the builder refuses to comply with a RERA order, how can the order be enforced?

If a builder refuses to comply with a RERA order, the order can be enforced through the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) provisions.

Can the society sue the builder under RERA for structural defects arising after possession (e.g., plumbing leaks)?

Yes, the society can sue the builder under RERA for structural defects arising after possession.

Can the society sue the builder under RERA for structural defects arising after possession (e.g., plumbing leaks)?

Yes, the society can sue the builder under RERA for structural defects arising after possession.

Can the society sue the builder under RERA for structural defects arising after possession (e.g., plumbing leaks)?

Yes, the society can sue the builder under RERA for structural defects arising after possession.

If my apartment is sold by my builder under a different name (developer changed) post-RERA, does my complaint still stand?

Yes, your complaint can still stand even if the developer of your apartment has changed post-RERA.

If my apartment is sold by my builder under a different name (developer changed) post-RERA, does my complaint still stand?

Yes, your complaint can still stand even if the developer of your apartment has changed post-RERA.

If my apartment is sold by my builder under a different name (developer changed) post-RERA, does my complaint still stand?

Yes, your complaint can still stand even if the developer of your apartment has changed post-RERA.

Who represents the society members at the RERA hearing – do we need a lawyer or an association spokesman?

The society members can be represented at the RERA hearing by either a lawyer or an association spokesman.

Who represents the society members at the RERA hearing – do we need a lawyer or an association spokesman?

The society members can be represented at the RERA hearing by either a lawyer or an association spokesman.

Who represents the society members at the RERA hearing – do we need a lawyer or an association spokesman?

The society members can be represented at the RERA hearing by either a lawyer or an association spokesman.

How do we handle RERA claims related to unsold parking or common areas promised by the builder?

Yes, buyers or societies can file RERA claims regarding unsold parking spaces or common areas that the builder promised but failed to transfer or hand over. Under Sections 11, 17, and 18 of the RERA Act, 2016, the builder must transfer all common areas (including parking) to the society upon completion of the project, and any violation can attract penalties and recovery orders by RERA.

How do we handle RERA claims related to unsold parking or common areas promised by the builder?

Yes, buyers or societies can file RERA claims regarding unsold parking spaces or common areas that the builder promised but failed to transfer or hand over. Under Sections 11, 17, and 18 of the RERA Act, 2016, the builder must transfer all common areas (including parking) to the society upon completion of the project, and any violation can attract penalties and recovery orders by RERA.

How do we handle RERA claims related to unsold parking or common areas promised by the builder?

Yes, buyers or societies can file RERA claims regarding unsold parking spaces or common areas that the builder promised but failed to transfer or hand over. Under Sections 11, 17, and 18 of the RERA Act, 2016, the builder must transfer all common areas (including parking) to the society upon completion of the project, and any violation can attract penalties and recovery orders by RERA.

Can costs or penalties awarded by RERA be recovered from the builder by the society?

Yes, costs or penalties awarded by RERA can be recovered from the builder by the society.

Can costs or penalties awarded by RERA be recovered from the builder by the society?

Yes, costs or penalties awarded by RERA can be recovered from the builder by the society.

Can costs or penalties awarded by RERA be recovered from the builder by the society?

Yes, costs or penalties awarded by RERA can be recovered from the builder by the society.

If our project was partially sold (some flats, unsold flats), can we claim for those unsold flat deliveries?

Yes, you can claim for the delivery of unsold flats in a partially sold project.

If our project was partially sold (some flats, unsold flats), can we claim for those unsold flat deliveries?

Yes, you can claim for the delivery of unsold flats in a partially sold project.

If our project was partially sold (some flats, unsold flats), can we claim for those unsold flat deliveries?

Yes, you can claim for the delivery of unsold flats in a partially sold project.

Does RERA apply if the builder was cooperative (co-op development) rather than private developer?

Yes, RERA applies to cooperative (co-op development) builders as well.

Does RERA apply if the builder was cooperative (co-op development) rather than private developer?

Yes, RERA applies to cooperative (co-op development) builders as well.

Does RERA apply if the builder was cooperative (co-op development) rather than private developer?

Yes, RERA applies to cooperative (co-op development) builders as well.

Can RERA address issues like non-delivery of a sale deed or title problems?

Yes, RERA can address issues like non-delivery of a sale deed or title problems.

Can RERA address issues like non-delivery of a sale deed or title problems?

Yes, RERA can address issues like non-delivery of a sale deed or title problems.

Can RERA address issues like non-delivery of a sale deed or title problems?

Yes, RERA can address issues like non-delivery of a sale deed or title problems.

If the builder was not RERA-compliant, is sale of even one flat void or penalized?

If the builder is not RERA-compliant, the sale of a flat is not automatically void, but penalties may be imposed.

If the builder was not RERA-compliant, is sale of even one flat void or penalized?

If the builder is not RERA-compliant, the sale of a flat is not automatically void, but penalties may be imposed.

If the builder was not RERA-compliant, is sale of even one flat void or penalized?

If the builder is not RERA-compliant, the sale of a flat is not automatically void, but penalties may be imposed.

Under RERA, can we seek interest for delay and also a penalty (like fixed compensation)?

Yes, under RERA, homebuyers can seek interest for delays as well as penalties such as fixed compensation.

Under RERA, can we seek interest for delay and also a penalty (like fixed compensation)?

Yes, under RERA, homebuyers can seek interest for delays as well as penalties such as fixed compensation.

Under RERA, can we seek interest for delay and also a penalty (like fixed compensation)?

Yes, under RERA, homebuyers can seek interest for delays as well as penalties such as fixed compensation.

How do we handle a RERA complaint if our builder has challenged its applicability in court?

If a builder challenges the applicability of RERA in court, the RERA complaint process may be put on hold until the court decides on the matter.

How do we handle a RERA complaint if our builder has challenged its applicability in court?

If a builder challenges the applicability of RERA in court, the RERA complaint process may be put on hold until the court decides on the matter.

How do we handle a RERA complaint if our builder has challenged its applicability in court?

If a builder challenges the applicability of RERA in court, the RERA complaint process may be put on hold until the court decides on the matter.

If the project falls below RERA threshold after cancellations, is RERA still applicable?

Yes, RERA is still applicable even if the project falls below the RERA threshold after cancellations.

If the project falls below RERA threshold after cancellations, is RERA still applicable?

Yes, RERA is still applicable even if the project falls below the RERA threshold after cancellations.

If the project falls below RERA threshold after cancellations, is RERA still applicable?

Yes, RERA is still applicable even if the project falls below the RERA threshold after cancellations.

What if the builder insists we must exhaust society remedies before approaching RERA?

If the builder insists on exhausting society remedies before approaching RERA, it is important to understand the legal provisions under the Gujarat RERA Act.

What if the builder insists we must exhaust society remedies before approaching RERA?

If the builder insists on exhausting society remedies before approaching RERA, it is important to understand the legal provisions under the Gujarat RERA Act.

What if the builder insists we must exhaust society remedies before approaching RERA?

If the builder insists on exhausting society remedies before approaching RERA, it is important to understand the legal provisions under the Gujarat RERA Act.

Can a co-operative housing society itself be treated as a “promoter” under RERA for its redevelopment?

Yes, a cooperative housing society can be treated as a "promoter" under RERA for its redevelopment.

Can a co-operative housing society itself be treated as a “promoter” under RERA for its redevelopment?

Yes, a cooperative housing society can be treated as a "promoter" under RERA for its redevelopment.

Can a co-operative housing society itself be treated as a “promoter” under RERA for its redevelopment?

Yes, a cooperative housing society can be treated as a "promoter" under RERA for its redevelopment.

Are there special rules for multi-builder projects or phased developments in RERA?

Yes, there are specific rules for multi-builder projects or phased developments in RERA.

Are there special rules for multi-builder projects or phased developments in RERA?

Yes, there are specific rules for multi-builder projects or phased developments in RERA.

Are there special rules for multi-builder projects or phased developments in RERA?

Yes, there are specific rules for multi-builder projects or phased developments in RERA.

If the flat prices increase (escalation clauses), can that be contested under RERA if only agreed price should apply?

Yes, escalation clauses in flat prices can be contested under RERA if the agreed price should apply.

If the flat prices increase (escalation clauses), can that be contested under RERA if only agreed price should apply?

Yes, escalation clauses in flat prices can be contested under RERA if the agreed price should apply.

If the flat prices increase (escalation clauses), can that be contested under RERA if only agreed price should apply?

Yes, escalation clauses in flat prices can be contested under RERA if the agreed price should apply.

Does the society need to hold a general meeting before filing a RERA complaint?

Yes, the society needs to hold a general meeting before filing a RERA complaint.

Does the society need to hold a general meeting before filing a RERA complaint?

Yes, the society needs to hold a general meeting before filing a RERA complaint.

Does the society need to hold a general meeting before filing a RERA complaint?

Yes, the society needs to hold a general meeting before filing a RERA complaint.

Can our society transfer its RERA claims to a different forum (e.g., arbitration) if builder proposes?

Yes, a society can transfer its RERA claims to a different forum such as arbitration if the builder proposes.

Can our society transfer its RERA claims to a different forum (e.g., arbitration) if builder proposes?

Yes, a society can transfer its RERA claims to a different forum such as arbitration if the builder proposes.

Can our society transfer its RERA claims to a different forum (e.g., arbitration) if builder proposes?

Yes, a society can transfer its RERA claims to a different forum such as arbitration if the builder proposes.

How can members be added or removed as complainants in an existing RERA case?

Members can be added or removed as complainants in an existing RERA case by filing a written application for amendment or substitution before the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA). The Authority permits such changes under the procedural powers granted by Section 81 of the RERA Act, 2016 and Rule 15 of the Gujarat RERA Rules, 2017, provided there is a valid reason and consent from the existing complainants.

How can members be added or removed as complainants in an existing RERA case?

Members can be added or removed as complainants in an existing RERA case by filing a written application for amendment or substitution before the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA). The Authority permits such changes under the procedural powers granted by Section 81 of the RERA Act, 2016 and Rule 15 of the Gujarat RERA Rules, 2017, provided there is a valid reason and consent from the existing complainants.

How can members be added or removed as complainants in an existing RERA case?

Members can be added or removed as complainants in an existing RERA case by filing a written application for amendment or substitution before the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA). The Authority permits such changes under the procedural powers granted by Section 81 of the RERA Act, 2016 and Rule 15 of the Gujarat RERA Rules, 2017, provided there is a valid reason and consent from the existing complainants.

Are even small discrepancies (like minor area shortfall) grounds for RERA intervention?

Yes, even small discrepancies such as minor area shortfalls can be grounds for RERA intervention.

Are even small discrepancies (like minor area shortfall) grounds for RERA intervention?

Yes, even small discrepancies such as minor area shortfalls can be grounds for RERA intervention.

Are even small discrepancies (like minor area shortfall) grounds for RERA intervention?

Yes, even small discrepancies such as minor area shortfalls can be grounds for RERA intervention.

If our builder lost RERA registration, can we also claim for mental agony or only monetary loss?

If your builder loses RERA registration, you can claim for both mental agony and monetary loss.

If our builder lost RERA registration, can we also claim for mental agony or only monetary loss?

If your builder loses RERA registration, you can claim for both mental agony and monetary loss.

If our builder lost RERA registration, can we also claim for mental agony or only monetary loss?

If your builder loses RERA registration, you can claim for both mental agony and monetary loss.

Can the society recover legal fees or costs awarded by RERA from the builder?

Yes, the society can recover legal fees or costs awarded by RERA from the builder.

Can the society recover legal fees or costs awarded by RERA from the builder?

Yes, the society can recover legal fees or costs awarded by RERA from the builder.

Can the society recover legal fees or costs awarded by RERA from the builder?

Yes, the society can recover legal fees or costs awarded by RERA from the builder.

What if some members have already taken possession and others haven’t – can we still file together?

Yes, members who have taken possession and those who haven't can still file a complaint together under RERA.

What if some members have already taken possession and others haven’t – can we still file together?

Yes, members who have taken possession and those who haven't can still file a complaint together under RERA.

What if some members have already taken possession and others haven’t – can we still file together?

Yes, members who have taken possession and those who haven't can still file a complaint together under RERA.

Does a RERA complaint need the buyer to deposit any security or bond?

No, a RERA complaint does not require the buyer to deposit any security or bond.

Does a RERA complaint need the buyer to deposit any security or bond?

No, a RERA complaint does not require the buyer to deposit any security or bond.

Does a RERA complaint need the buyer to deposit any security or bond?

No, a RERA complaint does not require the buyer to deposit any security or bond.

Who pays the RERA tribunal’s fees – the society or each complainant?

The fees for the RERA tribunal are typically paid by the complainant initiating the complaint.

Who pays the RERA tribunal’s fees – the society or each complainant?

The fees for the RERA tribunal are typically paid by the complainant initiating the complaint.

Who pays the RERA tribunal’s fees – the society or each complainant?

The fees for the RERA tribunal are typically paid by the complainant initiating the complaint.

In case of group complaints, how is the compensation distributed among members?

In case of group complaints, compensation is distributed among members based on the percentage of the total amount paid by each member towards the property.

In case of group complaints, how is the compensation distributed among members?

In case of group complaints, compensation is distributed among members based on the percentage of the total amount paid by each member towards the property.

In case of group complaints, how is the compensation distributed among members?

In case of group complaints, compensation is distributed among members based on the percentage of the total amount paid by each member towards the property.

Can members file RERA complaints individually even if the society as a whole has not agreed?

Yes, individual members can file RERA complaints even if the society as a whole has not agreed.

Can members file RERA complaints individually even if the society as a whole has not agreed?

Yes, individual members can file RERA complaints even if the society as a whole has not agreed.

Can members file RERA complaints individually even if the society as a whole has not agreed?

Yes, individual members can file RERA complaints even if the society as a whole has not agreed.

If the builder transfers a project to another builder, does RERA proceed against the new one?

Yes, RERA can proceed against the new builder if the original builder transfers the project.

If the builder transfers a project to another builder, does RERA proceed against the new one?

Yes, RERA can proceed against the new builder if the original builder transfers the project.

If the builder transfers a project to another builder, does RERA proceed against the new one?

Yes, RERA can proceed against the new builder if the original builder transfers the project.

Can cooperative housing members seek damages in court for delay even if RERA is pending?

Yes, cooperative housing members can seek damages in court for delay even if RERA is pending.

Can cooperative housing members seek damages in court for delay even if RERA is pending?

Yes, cooperative housing members can seek damages in court for delay even if RERA is pending.

Can cooperative housing members seek damages in court for delay even if RERA is pending?

Yes, cooperative housing members can seek damages in court for delay even if RERA is pending.

Are members of a society considered “purchasers” under RERA after possession?

Yes, members of a society can be considered "purchasers" under RERA after taking possession.

Are members of a society considered “purchasers” under RERA after possession?

Yes, members of a society can be considered "purchasers" under RERA after taking possession.

Are members of a society considered “purchasers” under RERA after possession?

Yes, members of a society can be considered "purchasers" under RERA after taking possession.

Does the society need to register itself as an association of allottees to approach the appellate tribunal?

Yes, the society needs to register itself as an association of allottees to approach the appellate tribunal.

Does the society need to register itself as an association of allottees to approach the appellate tribunal?

Yes, the society needs to register itself as an association of allottees to approach the appellate tribunal.

Does the society need to register itself as an association of allottees to approach the appellate tribunal?

Yes, the society needs to register itself as an association of allottees to approach the appellate tribunal.

What is the appeal process if we disagree with the RERA authority’s decision?

If you disagree with the decision of the RERA authority, you can appeal to the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (REAT) within the specified time frame.

What is the appeal process if we disagree with the RERA authority’s decision?

If you disagree with the decision of the RERA authority, you can appeal to the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (REAT) within the specified time frame.

What is the appeal process if we disagree with the RERA authority’s decision?

If you disagree with the decision of the RERA authority, you can appeal to the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (REAT) within the specified time frame.

Is there a way to expedite a RERA case if construction is dangerously delayed?

Yes, there is a provision to expedite a RERA case in Gujarat if construction is dangerously delayed.

Is there a way to expedite a RERA case if construction is dangerously delayed?

Yes, there is a provision to expedite a RERA case in Gujarat if construction is dangerously delayed.

Is there a way to expedite a RERA case if construction is dangerously delayed?

Yes, there is a provision to expedite a RERA case in Gujarat if construction is dangerously delayed.

Can members pursue RERA in parallel with co-op court cases without conflict?

Yes, members can pursue RERA complaints in parallel with cooperative court cases without conflict.

Can members pursue RERA in parallel with co-op court cases without conflict?

Yes, members can pursue RERA complaints in parallel with cooperative court cases without conflict.

Can members pursue RERA in parallel with co-op court cases without conflict?

Yes, members can pursue RERA complaints in parallel with cooperative court cases without conflict.

How long after entering an agreement do we have to wait before going to RERA (e.g., we must wait for delay)?

You can approach RERA for builder delays and complaints after the agreed-upon timeline for completion has passed.

How long after entering an agreement do we have to wait before going to RERA (e.g., we must wait for delay)?

You can approach RERA for builder delays and complaints after the agreed-upon timeline for completion has passed.

How long after entering an agreement do we have to wait before going to RERA (e.g., we must wait for delay)?

You can approach RERA for builder delays and complaints after the agreed-upon timeline for completion has passed.

If we give possession letters, can builder retract by claiming violation of terms?

No, once possession letters are given, the builder cannot retract by claiming violation of terms.

If we give possession letters, can builder retract by claiming violation of terms?

No, once possession letters are given, the builder cannot retract by claiming violation of terms.

If we give possession letters, can builder retract by claiming violation of terms?

No, once possession letters are given, the builder cannot retract by claiming violation of terms.

If a builder lodges a criminal case against society leaders, does that affect our RERA rights?

Yes, a criminal case lodged by a builder against society leaders can potentially affect your RERA rights.

If a builder lodges a criminal case against society leaders, does that affect our RERA rights?

Yes, a criminal case lodged by a builder against society leaders can potentially affect your RERA rights.

If a builder lodges a criminal case against society leaders, does that affect our RERA rights?

Yes, a criminal case lodged by a builder against society leaders can potentially affect your RERA rights.

Are false advertising fines (imposed by RERA) recoverable by society as compensation?

Yes, false advertising fines imposed by RERA are recoverable by the society as compensation.

Are false advertising fines (imposed by RERA) recoverable by society as compensation?

Yes, false advertising fines imposed by RERA are recoverable by the society as compensation.

Are false advertising fines (imposed by RERA) recoverable by society as compensation?

Yes, false advertising fines imposed by RERA are recoverable by the society as compensation.

If the builder appeals our RERA order, can we get interim relief?

Yes, you can seek interim relief if the builder appeals your RERA order.

If the builder appeals our RERA order, can we get interim relief?

Yes, you can seek interim relief if the builder appeals your RERA order.

If the builder appeals our RERA order, can we get interim relief?

Yes, you can seek interim relief if the builder appeals your RERA order.

What is the effect of a self-declaration of completion (Form-6 under RERA) on buyers’ rights?

A self-declaration of completion (Form-6 under RERA) by a builder has a significant impact on buyers' rights.

What is the effect of a self-declaration of completion (Form-6 under RERA) on buyers’ rights?

A self-declaration of completion (Form-6 under RERA) by a builder has a significant impact on buyers' rights.

What is the effect of a self-declaration of completion (Form-6 under RERA) on buyers’ rights?

A self-declaration of completion (Form-6 under RERA) by a builder has a significant impact on buyers' rights.

If RERA orders are delayed, can society approach the Gujarat High Court directly for enforcement?

No, the society cannot approach the Gujarat High Court directly for enforcement if RERA orders are delayed.

If RERA orders are delayed, can society approach the Gujarat High Court directly for enforcement?

No, the society cannot approach the Gujarat High Court directly for enforcement if RERA orders are delayed.

If RERA orders are delayed, can society approach the Gujarat High Court directly for enforcement?

No, the society cannot approach the Gujarat High Court directly for enforcement if RERA orders are delayed.

Does RERA cover only common areas promised by developer, or can it cover society management issues?

RERA can cover not only common areas promised by the developer but also society management issues.

Does RERA cover only common areas promised by developer, or can it cover society management issues?

RERA can cover not only common areas promised by the developer but also society management issues.

Does RERA cover only common areas promised by developer, or can it cover society management issues?

RERA can cover not only common areas promised by the developer but also society management issues.

When society transitions from builder control to member control, is there any RERA step?

Yes, there is a RERA step when a society transitions from builder control to member control.

When society transitions from builder control to member control, is there any RERA step?

Yes, there is a RERA step when a society transitions from builder control to member control.

When society transitions from builder control to member control, is there any RERA step?

Yes, there is a RERA step when a society transitions from builder control to member control.

Can the society or members be penalized by RERA for any reason? (for example, false info)

Yes, under the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules, societies or members can be penalized by RERA for various reasons, including providing false information.

Can the society or members be penalized by RERA for any reason? (for example, false info)

Yes, under the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules, societies or members can be penalized by RERA for various reasons, including providing false information.

Can the society or members be penalized by RERA for any reason? (for example, false info)

Yes, under the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules, societies or members can be penalized by RERA for various reasons, including providing false information.

If some members settle with the builder, can they be removed from a pending RERA complaint?

No, members who settle with the builder cannot be removed from a pending RERA complaint.

If some members settle with the builder, can they be removed from a pending RERA complaint?

No, members who settle with the builder cannot be removed from a pending RERA complaint.

If some members settle with the builder, can they be removed from a pending RERA complaint?

No, members who settle with the builder cannot be removed from a pending RERA complaint.

If the builder offered alternative accommodation but didn’t deliver, is RERA the right forum?

No, RERA may not be the appropriate forum in case the builder offered alternative accommodation but failed to deliver.

If the builder offered alternative accommodation but didn’t deliver, is RERA the right forum?

No, RERA may not be the appropriate forum in case the builder offered alternative accommodation but failed to deliver.

If the builder offered alternative accommodation but didn’t deliver, is RERA the right forum?

No, RERA may not be the appropriate forum in case the builder offered alternative accommodation but failed to deliver.

How does the Society get updates or enforcement on a builder’s compliance after a RERA order?

The Society can get updates or enforcement on a builder's compliance after a RERA order by monitoring the progress of the project through regular communication with the builder and by referring to the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules for specific provisions regarding enforcement mechanisms.

How does the Society get updates or enforcement on a builder’s compliance after a RERA order?

The Society can get updates or enforcement on a builder's compliance after a RERA order by monitoring the progress of the project through regular communication with the builder and by referring to the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules for specific provisions regarding enforcement mechanisms.

How does the Society get updates or enforcement on a builder’s compliance after a RERA order?

The Society can get updates or enforcement on a builder's compliance after a RERA order by monitoring the progress of the project through regular communication with the builder and by referring to the Gujarat RERA Act and Rules for specific provisions regarding enforcement mechanisms.

Does RERA cover disputes over repayment schedules or collection of additional advances?

Yes, RERA covers disputes over repayment schedules or collection of additional advances.

Does RERA cover disputes over repayment schedules or collection of additional advances?

Yes, RERA covers disputes over repayment schedules or collection of additional advances.

Does RERA cover disputes over repayment schedules or collection of additional advances?

Yes, RERA covers disputes over repayment schedules or collection of additional advances.

What if a builder refuses to refund earnest money – is that a RERA issue?

Yes, if a builder refuses to refund earnest money, it can be considered a RERA issue.

What if a builder refuses to refund earnest money – is that a RERA issue?

Yes, if a builder refuses to refund earnest money, it can be considered a RERA issue.

What if a builder refuses to refund earnest money – is that a RERA issue?

Yes, if a builder refuses to refund earnest money, it can be considered a RERA issue.

Can cooperative society members levy interest on the builder independently of RERA?

Yes, cooperative society members can levy interest on the builder independently of RERA.

Can cooperative society members levy interest on the builder independently of RERA?

Yes, cooperative society members can levy interest on the builder independently of RERA.

Can cooperative society members levy interest on the builder independently of RERA?

Yes, cooperative society members can levy interest on the builder independently of RERA.

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