TGRERA Fines Hyderabad Builders Rs 2.85 Lakh for Non-Registration and Violations
The Telangana Real Estate Regulation Authority (TGRERA) has imposed a penalty of Rs 2,85,992 on two Hyderabad-based builders for failing to register the Showri Pearl apartment and for various other violations, including unauthorized construction and lack of parking facilities.
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Manepally Krishnaveni, the complainant and owner of a flat in Showri Pearl Apartment, located in Keesara mandal, lodged a complaint against the builders. She stated that she had purchased a flat and executed a registered sale deed, which included provisions for scooter and car parking. However, the builders failed to allocate a dedicated car parking space to her and other allottees.
The complaint also alleged that the builders constructed four floors instead of the approved three floors and built five additional flats, increasing the total from 15 to 20. Furthermore, the apartment was not registered as required under RERA (Real Estate Regulation Act). The approved plan mandated the provision of nine car parking spaces, but the builders allotted 20 slots, leading to congestion and access issues.
Additionally, the builders were supposed to install CCTV cameras for safety but failed to do so. Based on the evidence and facts submitted, TGRERA Chairman N Satyanarayan issued an order on July 28, directing the builders to pay a penalty of Rs 2,85,992 within 30 days from the date of the order. The order also instructed the builders to restrict the number of demarcated car parking slots to 15 allottees.
The Telangana Real Estate Regulation Authority (TGRERA) is a regulatory body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Its primary function is to protect the interests of homebuyers and promote a transparent and fair real estate market. TGRERA ensures that real estate projects are registered and that developers comply with the approved plans and regulations. The authority has the power to impose penalties and take corrective actions against non-compliant builders, as seen in this case with the Showri Pearl apartment.
This decision by TGRERA is significant as it sends a strong message to developers and builders about the importance of adhering to regulations and maintaining transparency in the real estate sector. Homebuyers can now have greater confidence in the regulatory framework, knowing that there are mechanisms in place to address violations and protect their investments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is TGRERA?
TGRERA stands for Telangana Real Estate Regulation Authority. It is a regulatory body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, to protect the interests of homebuyers and ensure transparency in the real estate market.
Why were the builders fined?
The builders were fined for failing to register the Showri Pearl apartment, not providing proper parking facilities, constructing unauthorized additional floors and flats, and failing to install CCTV cameras as required by the approved plans.
How much was the penalty imposed?
The penalty imposed by TGRERA on the builders was Rs 2,85,992.
What is the role of TGRERA in the real estate sector?
TGRERA's role is to regulate the real estate market, ensure that projects are registered, and that developers comply with approved plans and regulations. It also has the power to impose penalties and take corrective actions against non-compliant builders.
What actions did TGRERA take against the builders?
TGRERA ordered the builders to pay a penalty of Rs 2,85,992 within 30 days and to restrict the number of demarcated car parking slots to 15 allottees.
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