The Supreme Court has ruled that homebuyers have the right to peacefully protest against builders, quashing a defamation complaint filed by a real estate developer in Mumbai.
HomebuyersReal EstateSupreme CourtProtestsConsumer RightsReal Estate MumbaiApr 17, 2025
Yes, according to the Supreme Court, homebuyers have the right to peacefully protest against builders if they have genuine grievances.
The court ruled that homebuyers' protests and public statements were based on genuine grievances and did not amount to defamation.
This ruling sets a precedent for consumer protection and accountability in the real estate sector, empowering homebuyers to seek redressal without fear of legal repercussions.
Common issues include delays in project completion, poor construction quality, and lack of transparency from developers.
The decision is expected to promote transparency and accountability in the real estate market, potentially improving the overall quality of housing projects and protecting homebuyers' interests.
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