Delayed Possession of Your Dream Home? Here's How to Seek Relief in India

Rashmi | Last updated: 03 May 2023

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If you're a homebuyer in India facing delays in taking possession of your property, several avenues are available to seek resolution. You can file a complaint with RERA, initiate legal action in civil or consumer courts, or approach the NCLT for insolvency proceedings under specific conditions. Additionally, exploring government portals, forming buyer associations, or negotiating directly with the developer are viable steps. Documenting all communications and transactions is crucial for any dispute resolution process.

If you are a homebuyer in India and your house is stuck in a delayed real estate project, here are some actions you can take: 1. File a complaint with RERA The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Authority (RERA) is a law that helps protect homebuyers in India. If a homebuyer has paid mon

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Rashmi

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I am a Chartered Accountant with over 2 decades of experience in Auditing, Taxation, Accounting, Due diligence. I am currently a Managing Partner at RRL Global Services. I can be reached at rrlglobal @ yahoo.com or @ 9811757230

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