Section 19 of the Real Estate Act states that a home buyer shall:
- Accessed to obtain information related
to approved plans, layout plans as well as approved by specific authority and
other such information.
- To
know the phase-wise scheduling of the project including the provisions of
water, sanitation, electricity and other facilities.
- Entered
to claim possession of the apartment, plot or building.
- At such a rate one is entitled to claim
a refund of the amount paid along with the interest and may be compensated in
the manner provided under the Act.
- After handing over the physical
possession of the unit, it entered for necessary documents and plans, including
common areas.
- Responsible for making the necessary
payments specified in the sales agreement at the appropriate time and place.
- They will also have to pay their share
of registration fees, municipal taxes, water and electricity charges,
maintenance fees, land rent, and other charges.
- Essentially responsible for
participating in the formation of a union or society or collaborative society.
- Responsible to pay interest as
stipulated. If mutually agreed upon by promoters and allottees, the interest
may be reduced.
- Take possession of the unit within two
months of obtaining the occupancy certificate.
- Responsible for participating in the
registration of the deed.
How to file a complaint
- Registered allottees or organizations of
any voluntary consumer association under any law can approach the Real Estate
Regulatory Authority or Assistant Officer to lodge a complaint.
- The fees will be determined by the
authority.
- The authority may direct that specific
cases or issues be heard and decided by a single bench of the chairperson or
any member of the authority.
- After giving a reasonable opportunity of
hearing to any person, the authority shall appoint an assistant officer to
conduct an inquiry in the prescribed manner.
- The application for compensation will be
dealt with expeditiously by the officer concerned. The matter will have to be
disposed of within 60 days from the date of receipt of the application.