Mohali consumer panel orders Preet Land Promoters to refund ₹11 lakh plus 9% interest due to a 15-year possession delay in the firm's Sector 86 residential project.

Telangana RERA has ruled against a homebuyer seeking interest on a ₹62.5 lakh refund in Hyderabad. The authority clarified that the RERA Act does not mandate a specific format for sale deeds, and personal drafting preferences are not grounds for mandatory refunds with interest when the developer is not at fault.

Telangana RERA dismissed a homebuyer's claim for interest on a ₹62.5 lakh refund, establishing that objections purely based on preferred sale deed drafting are insufficient grounds for relief under RERA laws.

Telangana RERA rejected a homebuyer's demand for interest on a ₹62.5 lakh refund, clarifying that neither RERA nor state rules mandate a specific sale deed format. The ruling signals developers are not statutorily obligated to alter conveyance documents based on allottee preferences.

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.

Haryana RERA directs Panipat developer to refund ₹10 lakh cash payment with ₹7.73 lakh interest while referring case to Income Tax Department for black money investigation.

In a strong move, TGRERA orders a builder to refund ₹15.1 lakh or register an unencumbered plot with 11% interest—reinforcing buyer protection in Telangana real estate. The Telangana RERA has directed a builder in the SV Golden City 5 project to either register a clear-title plot or return the full