Home buyers can file a RERA complaint against a builder, developer, promoter, or real estate agent for any violation or contravention of the provisions mentioned under the RERA Act.
It is a convenient and hassle-free
Approach the Consumer Court and file your petition, which should contain precise details of the builder, yourself, builder-buyer agreement, proof of payment, your particular grievance, property details, and the type of compensation you are seeking.
The Defect Liability Period, also known as the home warranty, is a clause in the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), that makes the developer responsible for fixing any structural defects in a property for five years from the date of possession.
Buying a property not registered with RERA poses significant risks for the buyer.
Without RERA registration, there's a lack of regulatory oversight, potentially leading to disputes, delays, or even fraud.
The RERA Act, however, does not apply to projects that have already been completed or for which a completion certificate has been obtained.
Therefore you may approach consumer redressal commission with your complaint against the builder