Neil Paul 15 July 2021

MAHARERA

Good evening all,
Sir, one of my cousin's have booked a flat in a project registered under MAHARERA. Can we say that the builder is in breach of his commitments to MAHARERA & my friends rights in case the builder edits the elevation of his building in at a much higher level before registeration to that which is mentioned in the agreement?

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This discussion addresses whether a builder altering a project's elevation after booking but before registration, compared to the agreed-upon plans, constitutes a breach of MAHARERA commitments and flat purchasers' rights. The consensus is that any such alteration requires the consent of all purchasers and notification on the RERA website. Failure to do so can lead to prosecution and penalties for the builder, especially if it impacts buyers' interests.

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M V Gupta (Advocate) 16 July 2021

Any alteration in the declared plans should be done with consent of all flat purchasers and notified in the Rera website. If not done the builder will be liable to be prosecuted and penalised, in particular if the altrations affect the interests of the flat allotees. You may file complaint with the Rera.