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MahaRERA Order Is Against You Appeal Within 60 Days or Risk Losing It

MahaRERA Order Is Against You? Appeal Within 60 Days or Risk Losing It

The Case in BriefMrs. Bindu Shree Joshi and Mr. Vinit Joshi approached…
Lost his only son to honour killers, then hit with a tax bill bigger than the flat sale itself—yet one emotional hearing changed everything. The moving story of Shahaji Sonawane’s fight for justice at the ITAT

Lost Son to Honour Killers, Hit with Tax on Flat Sale: Wins at Tribunal

Lost his only son to honour killers, then hit with a tax bill bigger than the flat sale itself—yet one emotional hearing changed everything. The moving story of Shahaji Sonawane’s fight for justice at the ITAT
In a 21-year-long battle, the Maharashtra Co-operative Appellate Court has ordered full vacant possession of Flat No. 702 in Suyog Darshan Society, Versova to Mohan Kubal, directing auction of remaining articles and appointing a new Court Receiver.

Homebuyer Sought Refund, MahaRERA Awarded Possession with Interest: Tribunal Steps In to Undo Injustice

In a pro-justice move, MahaREAT condoned delay in a homebuyer’s appeal, recognizing MahaRERA’s error in awarding possession instead of the requested refund, and will now hear the matter on merits to prevent injustice on technical grounds.
Mumbai Tribunal rules that once a developer exits a redevelopment project by terminating the agreement, RERA loses jurisdiction. Flat buyers who paid ₹50 lakh each were told to approach Civil Court instead. A must-read warning for all homebuyers in society redevelopment projects.

Homebuyers Beware: Waiting for Builder’s Review Can Kill Your RERA Appeal

Waiting for the builder’s review petition does NOT pause your 60-day RERA appeal deadline — Maharashtra Appellate Tribunal rejects massive delay, dismisses homebuyers’ challenge as time-barred, and warns: act fast or lose your right to contest unfavourable orders.
ITAT Mumbai dismisses Dadar housing society’s appeals for 2011–16 after 7-year delay, despite society being legally correct on ₹4–5 lakh 80P deduction claim.

Income Tax Tribunal slams door on Dadar housing society: 7-year delay costs ₹4–5 lakh tax relief despite being legally correct

A 15-member Dadar senior-citizens housing society lost its fully valid ₹4–5 lakh tax exemption claim only because it filed appeals 7–8 years late. ITAT Mumbai refused to condone the “gross negligence”, slamming the door despite the department being clearly wrong on law. A harsh reminder: even if you’re 100% right, miss the limitation period by years and you lose everything.