RERA was introduced to protect homebuyers and regulate builders, ensuring timely construction, transparency, and accountability. Many builders still delay projects, violate approvals, demand extra charges, or hand over poor-quality units.
A RERA complaint allows buyers to claim refund, interest for delay, compensation, or enforcement of builder obligations. RERA proceedings are faster than civil courts and highly consumer-friendly.

We represent buyers, groups of buyers, and investors before RERA Authorities, Appellate Tribunals, Consumer Courts, and related forums.

Common Issues Handled Under RERA

Delayed Possession:
Builder fails to deliver unit on promised date, stops work, or indefinitely delays handover.

Illegal Demands & Hidden Charges:
Unapproved charges, interest penalties, parking fees, club charges, escalation costs, or GST miscalculation.

Construction Defects:
Poor build quality, structural defects, leakage, cracks, safety issues, or non-completion of amenities.

Project Violations:
Changes in layout, FAR misuse, extra floors, deviation from sanctioned plan, or lack of approvals.

Non-Registration of Project:
Builder sells units without RERA registration or hides material facts.

Why RERA Litigation Requires Expertise

RERA filings require precise facts, project approvals, timeline calculations, builder communications, and legal strategy. Outcome depends heavily on documentation, project status, occupancy certificate issues, and builder’s financial condition.