Real Estate & RERA
RERA Complaint
When a developer breaks the promises in your agreement or under the real estate regulation law, you can file a complaint with your state's Real Estate Regulatory Authority. A verified advocate helps you gather the right documents, drafts and files the complaint on solid grounds, and represents you through the RERA proceedings.
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Documents that help
Keep these handy
- Builder-buyer or sale agreement
- Allotment letter or booking confirmation
- Payment receipts and bank statements
- Demand letters and cost sheet from the builder
- Correspondence with the builder or developer
- RERA registration details of the project, if available
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Common questions
Real Estate & RERA — quick answers
What can I claim for delayed possession?
Depending on your case, interest for the delay and/or a refund, or possession with compensation — under RERA.
Where do I file a RERA complaint?
Before your State's Real Estate Regulatory Authority; an advocate will file it correctly.
Can I get a full refund with interest?
In appropriate cases of long delay or default, yes — an advocate will assess your entitlement.
Should I get my agreement reviewed before signing?
Strongly recommended — a review can catch clauses that cost you later.
What does it cost?
You see the advocate's fee upfront, with no hidden charges.
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