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“After paying ₹10,500 in 1977 and waiting decades, she never got the flat she had booked and was ready to pay for — but the court has finally ordered her money back with interest.”

After 49-Year Legal Battle, Mumbai Homebuyer Loses Dream Flat But Wins Refund With Interest

“After paying ₹10,500 in 1977 and waiting decades, she never got the flat she had booked and was ready to pay for — but the court has finally ordered her money back with interest.”
In a major relief for homebuyers, MREAT has held that allottees can challenge only the unfavourable portions of a RERA order while simultaneously initiating recovery proceedings against the promoter. The Tribunal rejected the builder’s stay plea and imposed costs.

MahaRERA Cracks the Whip on Bhagwati Developers: Kharghar Homebuyers Get 6-Month Amenities Deadline & 1-Month Permanent Parking Relief at Bhagwati Greens 2

MahaRERA has cracked down on Bhagwati Developers, giving Kharghar homebuyers a major relief: complete all promised amenities including swimming pool, gym and play areas in 6 months, and hand over permanent parking spaces within just 1 month at Bhagwati Greens 2
MahaRERA has allowed deregistration of Prithvi Sneh project but made it clear that the builder remains liable for all previous orders and cannot escape past liabilities.

MahaRERA Rejects Builder’s Deregistration Bid Over Massive Booking Discrepancies

MahaRERA has rejected Guardian Landmarks LLP’s bid to deregister Guardian Wind Shire Phase 1, citing wildly inconsistent booking numbers (83 vs 80 vs 34 remaining) and zero mandatory sold/unsold filings. Promoter fined ₹20,000 and ordered to fix records.
In a major victory for homebuyers, MahaREAT has overturned MahaRERA's order in the Cavansite project case, ruling that the possession date in a registered agreement is sacrosanct and cannot be changed by any authority without mutual consent.

Date of Possession is Sacrosanct: Tribunal Slams MahaRERA for Illegally Altering Agreed Timeline

In a major victory for homebuyers, MahaREAT has overturned MahaRERA’s order in the Cavansite project case, ruling that the possession date in a registered agreement is sacrosanct and cannot be changed by any authority without mutual consent.