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MahaRERA New Rule Only 30 Days to Settle Builder-Homebuyer Dispute

MahaRERA Gives Builders & Homebuyers Only 30 Days to Settle Disputes in Conciliation

MahaRERA Tightens Conciliation Timelines: Builders and Homebuyers Now Get Just 30 Days…
Prestige Mulund Realty buys 9,497.30 sq m Mulund West plot with structure for Rs 110.75 crore; part payment in 14 units of Prestige City project.

Prestige Buys Mulund West Land for Rs 110.75 Cr

Prestige Mulund Realty buys 9,497.30 sq m Mulund West plot with structure for Rs 110.75 crore; part payment in 14 units of Prestige City project.
MahaRERA has ruled that a booking application form does not by itself create a binding sale contract and directed Mahindra Happinest Developers to refund ₹1.50 lakh to a homebuyer, holding that forfeiture was illegal as the booking was never completed.

RERA Not for Redevelopment: Tribunal Warns Housing Society Members

Important alert for housing societies: Original members getting rehab flats in redevelopment projects cannot file complaints against the builder under RERA, rules Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal. Disputes must be resolved through the Development Agreement and society only.
Maharashtra simplifies 37A approvals, speeding up redevelopment and property deals on leasehold land, offering relief to homebuyers.

Builder Fails in Redevelopment, Homebuyers Lose Flats — and Society Walks Free, Says Tribunal

Eight Mumbai families paid crores for flats in a redevelopment gone wrong. The builder failed, the society moved on — and the Tribunal said the society owes them nothing.
A Mumbai housewife received a shocking ₹55 lakh tax demand on a flat she never paid for. Her only fault? Her name was on the agreement. What happened next will relieve many Indian families...

“You Stayed in It — So Stop Complaining”: How MahaRERA Let a Builder Off the Hook After 35 Months of Illegal Delay

MahaRERA ruled a buyer who accepted fitout possession 49 days late — with no OC — forfeited 35 months of delay interest. A devastating precedent.