Legal proceedings and advisory concerning rera advisory services fall under the specialized domain of R.E.R.A. Success in these matters hinges on rigorous evidentiary diligence, mastery over applicable statutory codes, and strategic timing.
At AMA Legal Solutions, our practice combines deep statutory knowledge with decisive representation before judicial and quasi-judicial benches across India.
Legal Governance: Governed under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 and State Real Estate Regulatory Rules.
Enforcing monthly delayed possession interest at the SBI highest marginal cost of funds lending rate plus 2%.
Securing full refund of principal amounts with statutory interest where projects fail completion schedules.
Representing allottees before the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (REAT) and executing recovery warrants.
Scrutinizing builder-buyer agreements, payment receipts, and project construction milestone logs.
Submitting digital applications before the State RERA Authority seeking relief under Section 18.
Securing recovery certificates directed to District Collectors for revenue-arrears attachment.
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Representing clients before District Courts, High Courts, and Central Tribunals.
Complete advocate-client confidentiality under Section 126 of the Evidence Act.
Leveraging landmark Supreme Court and High Court precedents to outmaneuver opposition.
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โ โ โ โ โ 5.0A buyer can claim either a full refund of all amounts paid with statutory interest, or monthly delay interest until physical possession is handed over.
RERA issues a formal Recovery Certificate (RC) to the District Collector to attach the builder bank accounts and properties as land revenue arrears.
No, Section 14 of RERA strictly requires the written consent of two-thirds of all allottees before any major modification to approved layout plans.