Real estate regulation
RERA
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act gives an allottee a forum that works to a timetable, and gives a promoter obligations that do not depend on what the builder-buyer agreement says. Both sides are represented here.
How We Run It
What instructing us looks like
Every matter differs. These are the steps this practice takes as a matter of course, before anything is filed.
Complaints before TN RERA for delayed possession, with interest computed from the agreed date, not from the complaint.
Promoter-side compliance: registration, quarterly updates, and the separate account requirement that most defaults trace back to.
Appeals to the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, where the pre-deposit condition has to be planned for.
Within This Practice
RERA
Delayed Possession & Refund
Interest for delay under Section 18, or withdrawal from the project with a refund and interest.
Project Registration
Registration of a project and of an agent with TN RERA, and the disclosures that go with it.
Builder–Buyer Agreements
Review before signing, and challenges to one-sided clauses that the Act does not permit.
Carpet Area & Specification Disputes
Shortfall in area, changes to the sanctioned plan, and specifications delivered below what was promised.
RERA Appeals & Execution
Appellate Tribunal appeals, and execution of a RERA order that has not been complied with.
Talk to us about your matter
Bring the papers, or send them on WhatsApp. The first conversation is about what can actually be done, how long it takes, and what it will cost — before you commit to anything.