The Real Estate Regulatory Authority, or RERA, was founded under the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act of 2016 

It was established to regulate the real estate business and to address related concerns. And is the first to do so.  

Its aims are:- 

• safeguarding interests and assuring accountability  

• maintaining openness and reducing the possibility of fraud  

• to bring about Pan-India standards 

• to improve the flow of correct information between house buyers and sellers 

Complaints can be submitted under Section 31 of the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act, 2016, with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority.  

These complaints may be directed towards promoters, allottees, or real estate agents.  

SReasonsant reasons which lead to litigations against a builder:- 

• Delays In Delivery Of Projects  

• No Delivery At All  

• Delivery Not As Promised  

• Diverting Funds  

• Non-Disclosure Of Carpet Area  

• Hiding The Identity Of The Co-Promoter  

Can RERA overturn ‘Forced Consent’ agreements procured by builders for changing project plans? 

• Section 14 of the RERA prohibits developers from making any changes to the project plan without the approval of the house buyers.  

• The approval must also be explicit and related to the developer's proposed project or scheme.