MahaRERA Pune imposes a ₹10 lakh penalty on Sai Enterprises and Super Construction for failing to comply with an order to allot a 795 sq. ft. flat to homebuyers in the Sethia Imperial Avenue project. Noting that all flats had been sold, the authority also directs recovery of accrued interest and ₹20,000 in costs through warrants.
Read Full ArticleMadras High Court holds that TNRERA is not required to adjudicate disputed questions of land title while considering project registration, leaving the objector to pursue the dispute before the civil court.
The Karnataka High Court upheld the dismissal of a RERA complaint, ruling that flat buyers who consented to shared amenities in a registered sale deed cannot later challenge the arrangement.
Karnataka High Court rules RERA orders cannot be executed through civil courts, holding that such orders are not decrees under the CPC.
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