Tamil Nadu RERA has banned vague disclaimers like 'terms and conditions apply' in real estate ads, mandating clear builder and project details to protect homebuyers.
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TNRERA stands for Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It is a regulatory body established to protect the interests of homebuyers and ensure transparency and accountability in the real estate sector.
TNRERA has banned vague disclaimers like 'terms and conditions apply' in real estate advertisements. Builders must now provide clear and accurate information about their projects.
All real estate advertisements must include the builder’s name, office address, contact details, the exact project location, and the TNRERA registration number with a QR code. The project’s RERA registration number and a link to the TNRERA website must also be included in social media promotions.
Travel time claims are prohibited because they can vary significantly due to changing traffic conditions. Instead, the distance from landmarks must be mentioned to avoid misleading homebuyers.
If a homebuyer is misled by false or inaccurate representations in a real estate advertisement, they can seek compensation or other remedies under RERA or before a consumer court. These legal safeguards are in place to protect the interests of homebuyers.
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