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RERA Disputes

Builder-buyer disputes, delayed possession and refund claims, pursued before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority under the RERA Act, 2016.

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Overview

Delays in possession, mismatched project specifications, and refund refusals are common disputes between homebuyers and developers in and around Gurugram. The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 gives buyers a dedicated forum to pursue these claims.

Adv. Ashutosh Hans reviews the builder-buyer agreement, payment records and project timeline before filing a complaint, and represents clients through hearings before the Authority and any appeal that follows.

What this covers

  • Delayed possession complaints and interest claims
  • Refund claims for cancelled or stalled projects
  • Disputes over project specifications and common areas
  • Compensation claims against developers
  • Appeals before the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal

How the matter is handled

  1. Agreement review

    The builder-buyer agreement and payment schedule are examined against what was actually delivered.

  2. Complaint drafting

    The complaint is drafted with supporting payment and correspondence records.

  3. Filing before RERA

    The matter is filed and pursued before the relevant Real Estate Regulatory Authority.

  4. Hearing & recovery

    Arguments continue through hearings, and recovery or execution is pursued once an order is passed.

Frequently asked

My builder has delayed possession by over a year — what can I claim? +
Depending on your agreement, you may be entitled to delayed-possession interest, or, in some circumstances, a full refund with interest instead of taking possession. This is assessed against your specific agreement.
Do I need to still be paying instalments to file a RERA complaint? +
Not necessarily — this depends on the terms of your agreement and payment history, which are reviewed before deciding on the claim.
How long do RERA proceedings typically take? +
RERA proceedings are generally quicker than ordinary civil suits, though timelines still vary by authority and case load — discussed candidly at consultation.

Chamber No. 146, SBS Block, District & Sessions Court, Gurugram.

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