MahaRera Compliances: Everything You Need to Know
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- MahaRera Compliances for registered projects
Compliance under RERA RERA registration is just a start of RERA compliances of various provision of RERA regulations. It gives complete details of the project to RERA authority and public at large which would try to ensure that all compliances are met. Some of the compliance for builders are as under: Uploading of Agreement/Plan/Approval etc. - RERA regulation has mandated to publish the details along-with copy of agreements, approvals etc., on website of RERA Authority for general public viewing purpose. Quarterly updating with RERA - Every registered project shall update the prescribed details regarding the project on the website of the respective State RERA authority. Failure to do so may attract heavy penalty and penal proceeding from RERA authority. Separate bank accounts for 70% of receipts - As per the RERA law, every developer is required to deposit 70% of the receipts from the customers in a separate RERA designated account which shall be used only for cost the project. Comply with Prescribed process of booking and allotment- RERA regulations have prescribed certain obligations and responsibilities on the developers while booking the new flat or allotment, some of them are: Ensure that transaction is done through RERA registered agent Making available the approved plan to the buyer Non-acceptance of advance more than 10% of unit cost Taking necessary approval and insurance - As per RERA regulation, the builder or developer is required to take all the necessary approvals and insurance, as required by State laws. RERA regulations relating to insurance are very confusing and shall require detailed research. Formation of allottee’s association - As per RERA regulations, every builder or developer shall form the society/association or co-operative society as prescribed by respective State Government. If nothing is specifically provided by State Government, then society shall be constituted within 3 months from the month in which majority flats are sold. Timely completion and delivery including common areas - Every builder/association is required to complete the project on given time and give possession within 3 months. All the common areas shall be transferred to association of the allottees. Review of building quality - The developer need to review the quality of building. As per RERA law, any defects in the structure shall be rectified by the builder within 30 days of intimation without any additional cost.
Project Account (70:30 rule) Developers are required to deposit 70% of project funds in a designated bank account. Of the total collections, only 30% can be withdrawn / used without any restriction. In the event where the estimated receivables of the ongoing project are less than the estimated cost of completion of the project, then 100% of the amount to be realized from the allottees shall be deposited in the said separate account. Withdrawal from the RERA Account to be certified by Engineer, Architect, and Chartered Accountant Withdrawals from the RERA Account to be in proportion to the % completion method Withdrawals from the RERA Account can be made for the purpose of payment of construction and land cost of that project only Amount in RERA designated account cannot be used for Admin and Marketing expenses Penalties for non-compliance under RERA The RERA Act gives explicit and mentions of specific penalties for offences by promoters, real estate agents, builders and other parties who are involved under the ambit of this act: For non-registration of the project with the RERA Authority: 10% of the total estimated cost of the project. However, agent is charged a penalty of Rs. 10,000 per day during default tenure up to 5% of property cost Where information or advertisement regarding the project is found to be false: Penalty for promoter is 5% of the estimated cost of the project Where any provisions of the Act (except above) have been contravened: Penalty for promoter and agent is 5% of the estimated cost of the project/ property Where an order of the RERA has been contravened or has not been executed: Daily penalty for every day after passing of the order which has been contravened up to 5% of the estimated cost of the project/ property for promoter, agent and the allottee. Where an order of the Appellate Tribunal has been contravened:
Conclusion The legislative regime was not strong enough to render the developer and the builder guilty of misconduct and also for breaching the terms and conditions of the builder buyer agreement in the long run. Introduction and enforcement of RERA comes further to protect the interest of the homebuyers as well as save them from any kind of financial burdens.
Quarterly compliances for project
Updating sold unsold inventory with registration date
Defect liability Vs Maintenance works
Updating project professionals
Society formation and handing over
MahaRera rights of buyers
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Hello Sir..
Can bank deny or reject housing Loan if project have OC but not registered under Maharera???
If OC is there then RERA is not required
@@RealEstateTechRET Can we lodge complaint against that bank??
Explain them Rera rules