Homebuyers facing delayed possession or unfair practices by builders now have legal recourse under RERA. The Act empowers buyers to seek compensation for delays or opt for a full refund with interest. It’s crucial to file complaints early with supporting documents to protect your rights and investment. Homebuyers facing delayed possession or unfair practices by builders now have legal recourse under RERA. The Act empowers buyers to seek compensation for delays or opt for a full refund with interest. It’s crucial to file complaints early with supporting documents to protect your rights and investment.
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Builder hasn’t delivered your flat: What RERA says and how to file a complaint
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