Registration of Builder buyer agreement in Haryana

As per your query it is understood that you need information about the Builders-Buyer Agreement and its registration.

According to section 13(1) of the RERA, a developer will have to enter into an agreement for sale with a buyer and then should accept the booking amount. You have already paid the booking amount and now it is the duty of the buyer/developer to get the agreement registered. Entering into the agreement will protect the interests of buyers, and builders usually avoid this at the last stage of payment. Compulsory registration of sale (Builder-Buyer Agreement) is necessary after the payment of booking amount only. You must hire the Best RERA Lawyers in India to help you with this issue and get necessary remedies.

Following are the documents that are needed for the registration of your property under RERA:

Allotment Letter

Tripartite agreement

Builder-buyer agreement

Copy of possession certificate

Occupancy certificate

Full payment receipts

If the builder is not agreeing with the registration of this property you can take legal actions against him. You can hire the best RERA advocates and file a complaint with the consumer forum having jurisdiction and can claim the registration along with the damages and legal expenses you had to incur because of this.

Hope it helps!

Regards,

Anusha Singh

The Haryana government is yet to finalise rules to enforce the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Rera) Act in the state but projects have already started enrolling under the new legislation.

It is imperative to register a document dealing with immovable property under the law. 

Registration of the document is compulsory.