The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (KARNATAKA RERA) has issued a directive to Ozone Realtors Private Limited to resolve issues related to delayed possession and the failure to pay pre-EMI charges for a housing project in the state.
Karnataka ReraOzone RealtorsDelayed PossessionPreemiHomebuyersReal EstateNov 16, 2024
KARNATAKA RERA is a statutory body established under the RERA Act, 2016, to regulate the real estate sector in the state of Karnataka. It aims to promote transparency and accountability in the real estate market and protect the interests of homebuyers.
Ozone Realtors faced issues related to delayed possession of a residential project and the failure to pay pre-EMI charges, which led to financial hardships for homebuyers.
KARNATAKA RERA directed Ozone Realtors to compensate homebuyers for the delayed possession and to pay the pre-EMI charges they were required to bear due to the delay.
The decision by KARNATAKA RERA will help alleviate the financial burdens of homebuyers who faced delays and additional costs due to the developer's failure to meet agreed timelines.
KARNATAKA RERA plays a crucial role in regulating the real estate market, ensuring that developers adhere to regulations, and protecting the interests of homebuyers by promoting transparency and accountability.
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