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MahaRERA Order

Builder Couldn’t Pay ₹2,000 Cost, MahaRERA Orders ₹25 Lakh+ Refund to Homebuyer

In a telling case, MahaRERA ordered SSK Realtors to refund over ₹25 lakh plus interest after the builder failed to pay even ₹2,000 cost imposed for setting aside an ex-parte order. The homebuyer had booked two flats in the delayed “Tulsi Darshan” project in 2015; the project remains incomplete even in 2026.
MahaRERA has rejected the deregistration of Tharwani Ariana Phase IV citing serious discrepancies and lack of proper allottee protection. Promoter faces ₹20,000 penalty. Know the full timeline and what buyers should check immediately.

Homebuyers Alert: MahaRERA Rejects Tharwani Ariana Deregistration Bid Amid Contradictions

MahaRERA has rejected the deregistration of Tharwani Ariana Phase IV citing serious discrepancies and lack of proper allottee protection. Promoter faces ₹20,000 penalty. Know the full timeline and what buyers should check immediately.
In a fresh instance of MREAT overturning a MahaRERA order, the Tribunal ruled that buyers cannot be made to wait 19 years while the builder uses their money, directing full refund with interest from the original 2006-07 payment dates.

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.
MahaRERA has placed 200 projects in abeyance for using shared bank accounts across developments, violating RERA's project-specific fund segregation rule. This freezes accounts and blocks new sales to prevent fund misuse. Check the full list with PR numbers on the official site and verify status before investing.

Buying a Home? Then Check This List: MahaRERA Has Prohibited These Builders from Selling Flats

MahaRERA has placed 200 projects in abeyance for using shared bank accounts across developments, violating RERA’s project-specific fund segregation rule. This freezes accounts and blocks new sales to prevent fund misuse. Check the full list with PR numbers on the official site and verify status before investing.
MahaRERA has ordered the promoter of the Godrej 24 project in Hinjawadi to permanently rectify seepage defects under Section 14(3) of RERA, reinforcing that builders remain responsible for structural defects even after possession and that temporary repairs do not fulfil statutory obligations.

Builder of Godrej 24 Project Directed by MahaRERA to Permanently Repair Seepage Defects

MahaRERA has ordered the promoter of the Godrej 24 project in Hinjawadi to permanently rectify seepage defects under Section 14(3) of RERA, reinforcing that builders remain responsible for structural defects even after possession and that temporary repairs do not fulfil statutory obligations.