MahaRera's landmark decision states that public authorities selling land to developers cannot be considered promoters, unless they are involved in off-site infrastructure development.
MahareraReraCidcoCredai MchiReal Estate RegulationReal Estate MaharashtraJul 12, 2024
No, according to MahaRera's ruling, a public authority selling land to developers cannot be considered a promoter unless they are involved in off-site infrastructure development.
Builders contended that Cidco delays its obligations after selling plots, causing project delays and rendering them liable, and therefore, Cidco should be held accountable as a promoter.
According to MahaRera's ruling, a real estate project involves the sale of immovable property where development permissions have been granted by the competent authority.
Off-site infrastructure development refers to the development of infrastructure around a plot, such as roads, utilities, and amenities, which is typically the responsibility of the plot owner or local authorities.
MahaRera's primary objectives include protecting the interests of homebuyers, promoting fair play, and ensuring transparency in real estate transactions.
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