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The Supreme Court’s (SC’s) recent verdict upholding the jurisdiction of the Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016, or RERA, in two different matters is expected to help homebuyers escape unnecessary harassment and put pressure on unscrupulous developers to toe the line.
Firstly, the SC’s verdict — upholding the jurisdiction of RERA on all realty projects that were ongoing and had not received completion certificate until the law came into effect — is now expected to trigger a major change in state-specific rules modelled on this Act.
The ‘ongoing projects’ included launches which had not obtained ‘completion certificate’
Firstly, the SC’s verdict — upholding the jurisdiction of RERA on all realty projects that were ongoing and had not received completion certificate until the law came into effect — is now expected to trigger a major change in state-specific rules modelled on this Act.
The ‘ongoing projects’ included launches which had not obtained ‘completion certificate’
