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.

Nearly a decade after RERA's introduction, Indian homebuyers continue battling project delays, poor construction quality, and broken developer promises, with regulatory enforcement remaining weak and inconsistent across states.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has delivered a landmark verdict that significantly strengthens the position of homebuyers across Maharashtra, declaring that MahaRERA cannot arbitrarily extend flat delivery deadlines without buyer consent.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has delivered decisive rulings against property developers who attempt to modify possession deadlines without formal written consent from homebuyers, establishing five core legal standards that strengthen buyer protection.

MahaRERA orders Pune builder P M Construction to pay monthly interest to police official for delayed flat possession in Oak View Residency project. Developer must deliver flat with OC within 30 days. Major win for homebuyer rights under RERA Act Section 18. Read full case details and ruling impact.

Complete guide to builder possession delays in India. Learn your RERA rights, claim 6-10% compensation, file complaints & get refunds. Expert tips for Indian homebuyers facing construction delays.

For every homebuyer, the happiest milestone is when their investment materializes as they receive possession of their property. This moment transforms their financial commitment into a tangible asset.

MahaRERA recovered over Rs 140 crore this year from developers who delayed flat deliveries, distressing homeowners. This is one of India's greatest real estate regulator recoveries. MahaRERA has filed 1,123 warrants this year to collect about Rs 764 crore from developers, threatening to freeze bank