MahaRERA Orders Developer to Rectify Structural Defects at Vasant Oasis Jolan Society
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has directed Neepa Real Estate Pvt. Ltd. to address all structural defects in the Vasant Oasis Jolan Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. building. Non-compliance could result in serious penal action.
MahareraNeepa Real EstateVasant Oasis JolanStructural DefectsReraReal Estate MumbaiNov 06, 2025
In its final order, MahaRERA directed the promoters of M/s. Neepa Real Estate Pvt. Ltd. to rectify all structural defects in the society’s building, specifically those in the common areas detailed in the complaint. The Authority also cautioned that any non-compliance would be viewed seriously and that penal action under Section 63 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) could be initiated against the defaulting party.
The complaint, filed by advocate Anil D’Souza on behalf of the Andheri (Marol)-based Vasant Oasis Jolan Cooperative Housing Society Ltd., sought several directions from MahaRERA. These included necessary repairs, the handover of the “Kitchen Area” on the S level, removal of car parking at the P1 and P2 gates, installation of a separate filtering system, and an extension of the warranty period for any structural defects.
While MahaRERA directed the developer to resolve the structural issues, it rejected other claims at this stage. Specifically, the claim raised by the society concerning common amenities, including the “Kitchen Area,” was termed premature.
Furthermore, the Authority noted that the issue regarding the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) was considered “non-surviving,” as the developer had already installed a new STP near Building No. 12, a fact not denied by the complainant.
MahaRERA has directed the complainant-society to extend full cooperation to the developer for the execution of the repair work to ensure timely completion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary issue addressed in the MahaRERA order?
The primary issue addressed in the MahaRERA order is the rectification of structural defects in the Vasant Oasis Jolan Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. building.
What actions did MahaRERA take regarding the complaint?
MahaRERA directed the developer, Neepa Real Estate Pvt. Ltd., to rectify all structural defects in the building. Other claims, such as those concerning common amenities, were rejected as premature.
What penalties could the developer face for non-compliance?
Non-compliance with the MahaRERA order could result in serious penal action under Section 63 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA).
What other claims were made by the Vasant Oasis Jolan Cooperative Housing Society Ltd.?
The society sought the handover of the “Kitchen Area” on the S level, removal of car parking at the P1 and P2 gates, installation of a separate filtering system, and an extension of the warranty period for any structural defects.
What is the status of the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) issue?
The issue regarding the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) was considered non-surviving, as the developer had already installed a new STP near Building No. 12, a fact not denied by the complainant.
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