In a significant move to curb the use of forged documents, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has directed all planning authorities to verify the authenticity of occupation certificates for real estate projects within a 10-day timeframe.
Real EstateMahareraOccupation CertificateRegulationFraudReal Estate MaharashtraApr 24, 2025
An occupation certificate is a document issued by a local authority confirming that a building has been constructed according to the approved plans and is ready for occupancy.
MahaRERA is verifying occupation certificates to curb the use of forged documents and ensure that only genuine and legally compliant projects are registered and promoted.
The planning authorities have been directed to verify the authenticity of occupation certificates within a 10-day timeframe.
By ensuring the authenticity of occupation certificates, this verification process will help protect homebuyers from fraudulent projects and enhance their confidence in the real estate market.
Non-compliant developers will face penalties, including fines and the suspension of project registrations.
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