The NCDRC has ruled that developers must obtain Occupancy Certificates before handing over possession, entitling homebuyers to full refunds with interest if this requirement is violated, marking a major win for consumer protection in India's real estate sector.

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ruled that developers offering possession without an Occupancy Certificate must refund homebuyers with interest, setting a landmark precedent for buyer protection.

Resolve property disputes in India with our comprehensive guide covering RERA, civil courts, consumer protection, and ADR options. Know your legal rights and choose the best remedy for title disputes, builder delays, and property fraud.

Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority issues decisive ruling against Mumbai developer for improperly allocating parking spaces across building wings, setting new transparency standards.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority has ordered a Mumbai-based developer to reassign parking spaces after homebuyers complained about receiving slots in different building wings from their apartments, sources reported on August 5, 2025.

Can societies legally demand shifting charges from tenants or owners? This guide explains what Indian law permits and how you can protect your rights as a property owner or renter.

With a landmark verdict, a Mumbai consumer commission ordered a development company to pay purchaser Neela Pawar with INR 8.5 lakh and return INR 7.5 lakh for failing to get licences for a Kandivli redevelopment project. This ruling shows the consequences of unlicensed redevelopment.