At RERA Matter, we provide expert legal services for matters under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA). Whether you are a homebuyer seeking justice for delayed possession, a developer facing disputes over project approvals, or a real estate professional navigating regulatory compliance, our legal team offers comprehensive support to ensure your rights are upheld under RERA.

Understanding RERA Matters

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) was enacted to promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the real estate sector. RERA aims to protect the interests of homebuyers, regulate the real estate industry, and ensure timely delivery of projects. The Act establishes a Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) in each state to resolve disputes related to real estate transactions, including builders’ obligations and consumer rights.

Types of RERA Matters We Handle

• Delay in Possession: Representing homebuyers seeking compensation or relief for delayed delivery of their property as per the agreement.
• Defective Construction: Handling cases where the construction of a property does not meet the promised specifications or is defective in nature.
• Non-Registration of Projects: Assisting homebuyers or developers in cases where projects are not registered with RERA, violating the provisions of the Act.
• Breach of Agreement: Legal representation for clients in cases where the builder has breached the terms of the sale agreement or failed to provide amenities and facilities promised.
• Title Disputes: Assisting in cases involving the clarity of property title, ownership issues, and land disputes.
• Refunds and Compensation: Helping clients claim refunds for amounts paid towards the property in case of non-delivery or breach by the developer.
• Complaints Against Builders/Developers: Filing complaints against builders or developers for non-compliance with RERA norms, improper practices, or fraudulent activities.
• Real Estate Regulatory Compliance: Advising real estate developers and agents on RERA compliance, including project registration, timelines, and financial disclosures.
• Appeals and Revisions: Representing clients in filing appeals or revision petitions against RERA decisions in higher forums or courts.