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MahaRERA orders refunds with interest to homebuyers in the Zeal Regency project due to delayed possession and lack of Occupation Certificate (OC), directing the builder to also provide pending amenities.

MahaRERA Orders Refunds and Reliefs to Homebuyers as Developer Delays OC and Possession

In a key ruling, MahaRERA has directed Blue Baron Realtors to refund homebuyers in the Zeal Regency project with interest due to delayed possession and non-issuance of OC. The order also mandates the handover of promised amenities and allows buyers to pursue compensation for mental agony.
MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal Orders Developer to Refund Buyers, Rejects Cancellation Fee

MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal Orders Developer to Refund Buyers, Rejects Cancellation Fee

The MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal has directed a developer to refund the outstanding payment with interest, rejecting cancellation charges. This verdict highlights the commitment to safeguarding homebuyers’ rights under the RERA Act.
625 Day Delay Costs Homebuyers Their Appeal

625-Day Delay Costs Homebuyers Their Appeal: MahaRERA Tribunal Refuses to Budge

In a landmark decision, the Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (MREAT) dismissed two appeals due to a shocking 625-day delay in filing. The tribunal ruled that mere miscommunication with legal counsel does not justify missing statutory deadlines. This verdict serves as a warning to homebuyers and litigants—time is of the essence in real estate disputes.
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MahaRERA Dismisses Complaint Against Developer Over Redevelopment Dispute

MahaRERA has dismissed a complaint filed by Manish Rajput against Rajhans Realtors over a delayed redevelopment project, citing lack of jurisdiction. The complainant alleged non-payment of rent, reduction in allotted flat area, and project delays, but MahaRERA ruled that redevelopment projects do not qualify as real estate sales under RERA, directing the matter to civil court.
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MahaRERA Restores Case Against Developer Over Delayed Possession in Mumbai

MahaRERA has reinstated a non-compliance case against Kavya Mira Realty for failing to hand over possession of a property as per its 2021 order. The February 12, 2025, ruling directs the case to the Adjudicating Officer, ensuring the developer fulfills its obligations. The decision underscores MahaRERA’s commitment to protecting homebuyers from project delays and non-compliance issues.