The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, was formulated to safeguard the interest of homebuyers and to infuse transparency and credibility into the otherwise unregulated real estate sector.
The Rajya Sabha passed the Bill on March 10, 2016, and by Lok Sabha on March 15, 2016, after multiple amendments to the regulations. While 59 of the 92 sections were notified earlier in 2016, the remaining were notified on March 2017, before the Act was finally executed on May 1, 2017. By far, 22 States and six Union Territories have notified the RERA rules and around 19 States have an active online portal.
● A Project should have received all requisite approvals before being advertised or sold.
● Information pertinent to sanctions, completion timeline and master plant should be disclosed.
● A separate escrow account for each project should be maintained with 70 percent of funds as advance deposits.
● Each unit should be said as per the carpet area instead of built-up area.
The promoter will have to rectify any structural defects, caused by poor workmanship, quality or provision of services, brought into notice within five years from the date of possession. The rectification would not attract any additional charges from allottees and will have to be carried out within a span of 30 days from the date of filing of the complaint. Failure to do so will entitle the allottees to seek relevant compensation as mentioned in the Act.
In case of a delay in payment from the allottee, the Act enforces similar stringent action. The allottee will be liable to pay a similar monthly interest as compensation to the promoter if they default in making timely instalments. Continued violations post-issuance of a notice give the promoter a right to terminate the allotment of property and refund the amount collected after deducting booking amount and interest.
The promoter will have to rectify any structural defects, caused by poor workmanship, quality or provision of services, brought into notice within five years from the date of possession. The rectification would not attract any additional charges from allottees and will have to be carried out within a span of 30 days from the date of filing of the complaint. Failure to do so will entitle the allottees to seek relevant compensation as mentioned in the Act.
At Orilite Lifespaces, we prioritize transparency and regulatory adherence in all our developments. Below, you’ll find a comprehensive list of our ongoing and completed projects, complete with their unique RERA registration numbers issued by the Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Click the links to access detailed project information, timelines, and approvals directly from the official portal—empowering you to make informed decisions with confidence.
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If you have any questions about this RERA Policy, You can contact us:
By email: info@orilitelife.com