The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Jharkhand makes sure that prospective homebuyers’ interests are safeguarded while enabling real estate developers and agents to offer top-notch services to industry prospects.
The authority has also established an Appellate Tribunal where consumers who are unhappy with the authority’s decision or order can appeal. This was done in order to ensure quick grievance redress. The Appellate Tribunal must guarantee that the appeal is heard and decided within 60 days. Under the Act, registration is mandatory for all real estate agents. According to the Act, real estate agents are not permitted to advertise in any way the sale or purchase of a real estate property unless they have registered with the Act.
Jharkhand RERA is intended to provide a transparent and sustainable environment to the real estate sector while taking care of consumer rights. Moreover, the RERA encourages investments in the real estate sector and expedites the redressal of complaints and appeals filed under the RERA.
As per the RERA act, a minimum of 70% of the investor’s and buyer’s money is kept aside in a separate account. The amount is further disbursed to the builders for construction and development purposes. The act does not allow developers to receive more than 10% of the total cost of the project as advance payment from the buyer prior to the signing of the sale agreement.
Every developer must provide the original project documentation, and they are not allowed to modify the project without the buyer in question’s permission.
As per RERA, the builder can only sell the units based on carpet area instead of a super-built-up area. The buyer has every right to get a full refund of the amount or to keep the investment and get monthly interest on the same.
The builder is required to provide resolution to the disputes of the buyers pertaining to the property till 5 years of selling it, and it should be sorted within 30 days from the day of complaint filing.
Builders are not allowed to promote, sell, advertise, or market the property without registering it with RERA. The advertisement and brochures of the property must mention the unique RERA number after a successful registration.
The real estate sector has been growing in recent years, but considering the aspect of consumer protection, the industry was highly unregulated. Despite the numerous consumer protection laws in place, they are mostly curative and rarely preventive. The Government of India had put forward the Real Estate Act in 2016, and all of its sections became effective from May 1st, 2017.
In order to promote real estate, the government should implement the necessary measures and create the Real Estate Regulatory Authority in the Union Territories and States. This authority has the duty to maintain the needs of real estate agents, promoters, and allottees while providing a transparent and healthy promotion for the real estate industry. It is also in charge of quickly resolving disputes involving real estate projects that have registered with RERA. To hear appeals based on RERA’s orders and directives, the current administration should also operate an appellate tribunal. The Appellate Tribunal will expedite the hearing process by hearing any appeals made in response to complaints regarding RERA’s directives and orders.
Every commercial and residential project is required to get registered with RERA, except:
Every real estate agent must register themselves with RERA. Agents are not allowed to encourage the promotion or sale of any property without getting registered with the RERA. real estate agents are liable to a penalty of Rs 10,000 daily till the default continues.
Jharkhand RERA is all about safeguarding consumers from fraudulent activities while keeping intact the flow of investment in real estate.
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