The Supreme Court has emphasized the need for a uniform model builder-buyer agreement to protect home buyers' rights and prevent fraudulent practices in the real estate sector.
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A model builder-buyer agreement is vital for the entire country, as it provides some guarantee and uniformity in the terms and conditions imposed by builders on buyers, protecting home buyers' rights and preventing fraudulent practices.
The Supreme Court is emphasizing the need for a uniform model builder-buyer agreement to address the increasing cases of builders defrauding home buyers and to provide a level playing field for both parties.
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) is a statutory body established to regulate the real estate sector, oversee the sector, and adjudicate disputes, with the aim of protecting home buyers' rights and interests.
A model builder-buyer agreement would infuse transparency, ensure fair play, reduce fraudulent practices, and deliberate delays, and protect the rights and interests of customers in the real estate sector.
Despite the provision in the RERA Act 2016, not a single state has framed a model builder-buyer agreement, leading to the Supreme Court's intervention to address this issue.
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