The Supreme Court has ruled that real estate developers are forbidden from handing over possession of flats without obtaining the necessary completion and firefighting clearance certificates.
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Clearance certificates in real estate include documents that confirm a building's compliance with various legal and safety standards. These certificates ensure that the construction is complete, the building is fit for occupation, and it meets all necessary safety requirements.
Clearance certificates are crucial for homebuyers as they ensure that the property they are purchasing meets all legal and safety standards. These certificates help protect homebuyers from potential legal and safety issues.
The Supreme Court ruling means that real estate developers must obtain all necessary clearance certificates before handing over possession of flats to buyers. Failure to do so can result in legal action, fines, and penalties.
Not obtaining necessary clearances can lead to a range of issues, including non-compliance with building regulations, lack of essential services, potential safety hazards, legal action, and financial penalties for developers.
Homebuyers can verify the status of clearance certificates by requesting to see the original documents from the developer and cross-referencing them with the local municipal authorities. Due diligence is essential to ensure the property meets all necessary requirements.
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