take out execution proceedings of RERA order 

2) 

an aggrieved home buyer can approach RERA  under Section 63 of the Act, which provides for penalty in case of failure to comply with the orders or directions of RERA

3)In case a developer does not honour the RERA  order, it. Is forwarded   to the concerned district magistrate to recover the dues. The district magistrate recovers the money as arrears of land revenue. Money so recovered is deposited in RERA  account and from there it is transferred to the beneficiaries of the RERA order."

In case a developer fails to comply with the RERA order, the homebuyer may approach the Appellate Tribunal to enforce the order. The Appellate Tribunal can issue orders for the attachment of property, imposition of fines, or any other necessary action to compel compliance.

You may have to check if the case is not barred by limitation to appraoch consumer commission, if it is not then you can appraoch consumer commission too.

Dear Client,

Since the builder is not complying with the RERA Jaipur court order to pay you the interest amount as per the order, you can approach RERA again for the execution of the order. RERA has the authority to enforce its orders, and they can take action against the builder for non-compliance, which may include penalties or other measures. You can also consider filing a case in the consumer court to increase pressure on the builder. Since you're from Indore and the flat is in Jaipur, you may prefer to file the case in Indore. Even though the initial agreement mentioned Jaipur as the jurisdiction, since there is no jurisdiction mentioned in the registry, you might have more flexibility in choosing the jurisdiction. Make sure to keep all communication with the builder, including emails, letters, and any agreements or court orders. Documenting everything will strengthen your case in both RERA and the consumer court.

Yes you can do the above as well as approach rera

1.  As you have rightly suggested, you can approach RERA to order for execution of it's 2022 order.

2.  Parallel action of filing a case in Consumer Court will put additional pressure on the Builder. Since the property is situated in Jaipur, it's prudent to file a case in Jaipur itself.

You should filed an appeal against the order. Have to approach RERA for execution. 

Case will file in Jaipur only. Consumer court is simultaneous remedy with RERA which you can initiate. 

Case will file in Jaipur only. 

- A Consumer Commission in Kerala direct builder to pay Rs 10 lakh to a home buyer for delayed and poor quality construction of the house.

- Further, as per section 14(3) of the RERA Act, the builder is liable to rectify the defect without further charges. 

- Further, this rectification of the improper or poor construction quality needs to take place within 30 days of the issue being reported by the buyer.

- Further, if the builder fails to rectify the defects within the prescribed time, the buyer is liable to receive adequate compensation under the Act.

- Since , the Society has already formed , then Society should approach the RERA or Consumer court against the said builder for poor construction.

- Further, as the RERA has already passed its order in your favor , then in case of non-compliance of the said order you can file an Execution petition before the consumer court where the builder office is based 

- The RERA can direct SDM to take legal action against the builder. 

- Further, you have also right to lodge a complaint before the Consumer forum as well.