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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.

Builder Sells Flat 701, Renumbers it 702, RERA Orders Buyer to Take 702 + Delay Interest

In a peculiar case, a Nagpur promoter renumbered the buyer’s Flat 701 to 702 without consent and sold the original flat to another person. MahaRERA has now directed the promoter to correct the documents and hand over Flat 702 along with substantial delay interest.
MahaRERA rejected a review filed after four years, highlighting why delay and weak legal grounds can defeat your case.

21-Year Wait: MahaRERA Orders Refund + Interest from 2009 for 2005 Andheri Booking

MahaRERA has directed refund of ₹21,84,318 with interest from 5 June 2009 in Complaint No. CC006000000302896 after finding 21-year delay in handing over possession of Flat 901 in Sun Beam, Andheri West.
MahaRERA rejected a review filed after four years, highlighting why delay and weak legal grounds can defeat your case.

Real Estate Agent Loses RERA Case for Brokerage

In a landmark order, MahaRERA has ruled that brokerage disputes between real estate agents and developers fall outside its jurisdiction and must be pursued in civil courts. The Authority rejected the agent’s claim due to the absence of a written agreement and complex factual questions involved.
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Builder Drags Homebuyers to MahaRERA for Non-Payment, Gets Flats Cancelled & Money Forfeited

Pune developer Gera Developments dragged two homebuyers to MahaRERA for non-payment of installments. The authority cancelled both agreements but allowed the builder to forfeit only 2% instead of the demanded 10% plus charges.
MHADA’s pre-monsoon survey flags 82 highly dangerous buildings across Mumbai, impacting over 2,700 residents. Authorities have begun evacuation as monsoon risks rise, highlighting the city’s ongoing housing safety crisis.

These 82 Are Most Dangerous Buildings Of Mumbai

MHADA’s pre-monsoon survey flags 82 highly dangerous buildings across Mumbai, impacting over 2,700 residents. Authorities have begun evacuation as monsoon risks rise, highlighting the city’s ongoing housing safety crisis.