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Bombay HC: Maintenance Charges Must Match Your Flat Size

In a key ruling, the Bombay High Court has said that maintenance charges in condominiums must match flat size, rejecting equal billing and upholding a Pune society’s proportional system under the Apartment Ownership Act.
In a key ruling, MahaRERA held that even when an Agreement for Sale is silent on the possession date, the builder must hand over the flat within a reasonable period of three years from the agreement date — failing which, interest is payable for the delay period. The order in the Mauli Omkar project case awarded interest from March 2019 to April 2023 to complainant Sabirali Tufhel Shaikh.

MahaRERA Orders Full Refund with Interest to Homebuyer for Possession Delay

In a significant win for homebuyers, MahaRERA has ruled in favor of a complainant against Viijcon Properties for failing to deliver possession in the Viijcon Cellandine project. The authority ordered a full refund with interest, while dismissing three other complaints due to lack of valid promoter-allottee relationships or incomplete documentation.
The Draft Registration Bill 2025 does not explicitly eliminate stamp paper but introduces provisions for fully digital property registration in India. Learn how key sections of the bill pave the way for e-registration, e-stamping, and a paperless future in real estate.

No More Stamp Paper? Draft Registration Bill 2025 Moves India Toward Fully Digital Property Transactions

The Draft Registration Bill 2025 doesn’t say “no more stamp paper” outright, but its provisions clearly indicate that India is moving toward a fully digital, paperless property registration system. Here’s how key sections of the bill lay the groundwork for this transformation.

Redevelopment vs Waqf: How Bhendi Bazaar Faced a Setback

The ambitious Bhendi Bazaar redevelopment project by the Bohra community hit a roadblock in 2019 when third parties claimed the land was Waqf property. In a recent meeting with PM Modi, the issue was highlighted, leading to discussion around the new Waqf Act amendment aimed at preventing such disruptions.