The Goa Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on a Panjim-based builder for failing to register their project. This move underscores the authority's commitment to ensuring transparency and compliance in the real estate se
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The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) is a law in India aimed at regulating the real estate sector. It ensures transparency, accountability, and timely completion of projects, protecting the interests of homebuyers and promoting a healthy market environment.
The penalty for not registering a real estate project with RERA can include fines and legal action. In the case of the Panjim-based builder, a fine of Rs 5 lakh was imposed for non-compliance.
RERA registration provides homebuyers with several benefits, including the right to receive regular updates on project progress, the right to seek compensation for delays, and protection against misleading advertisements. Developers are also required to provide detailed project information.
Goa RERA ensures compliance with the RERA Act through regular audits, inspections, and awareness campaigns. The authority also imposes penalties on builders who fail to comply with the regulations.
Homebuyers who suspect non-compliance by a developer should report their concerns to the local RERA authority. They can also seek legal advice and contact a RERA-registered real estate agent for assistance.
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