Homebuyer Wins Relief: Developer Ordered to Fix Structural Issues in Flat

A Mumbai homebuyer, Palvinder Singh, has secured a partial victory against developer Mohan Lifespaces LLP, with MahaRERA ordering the rectification of structural defects in his flat. While a refund request was denied due to the timely issuance of the Occupancy Certificate and delayed possession by the buyer, the Authority mandated the developer to fix issues like wall cracks and tile problems within 30 days, upholding Section 14(3) of the RERA Act.

After a Decade of Waiting, MahaRERA Orders Homebuyer to Settle Remaining Payment for Flat Booking

On October 17, 2024, MahaRERA issued a significant order in the case of Rajendra Bhabutmal Shah vs. Shatrughan Bhanudas Chavare, instructing the homebuyer to pay the outstanding balance for a flat booked nearly ten years ago. This decision emphasizes the need for adherence to contractual commitments in real estate dealings.

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