Can Buyer file a complaint against the builder where builder have regi

767 votes

If you are considering filing a consumer complaint, you have the option to approach the courts in Delhi, where legal proceedings are conducted to address such issues. However, if your complaint pertains to matters regulated by the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, commonly known as RERA, it is essential that you direct your complaint to the Haryana RERA. This specialized authority is specifically established to handle grievances related to real estate transactions and to ensure compliance with the regulations set forth in the act.

LawRato LawRato

886 votes

yes you can file a complaint at Delhi Filing a Complaint 1. *Location of Property*: If the property is located in a different state or city, you may need to file a complaint in the jurisdiction where the property is situated. 2. *Registered Office of Seller*: If the seller's registered office is in Delhi, you may be able to file a complaint in Delhi, but only if the cause of action (i.e., the reason for the complaint) arose in Delhi. Possible Courses of Action 1. *File a complaint in Delhi*: If the cause of action arose in Delhi or the seller's registered office is in Delhi, you may be able to file a complaint in Delhi. 2. *File a complaint where the property is located*: If the property is located in a different city or state, you may need to file a complaint in the jurisdiction where the property is situated

Advocate Pradeep Kumar Sharma LawRato

891 votes

Yes you can file a case in the jurisdiction of the builder’s registered office. If the dispute involves consumer issues, breach of contract, or fraud, you may approach the appropriate forum (be it the consumer court, civil court, or even the RERA tribunal).

Advocate Abhishek Tiwari LawRato

914 votes

Here are the steps to Obtain a Certified Copy of Property Papers Property records are maintained by the Sub-Registrar's Office where the property was registered. In some cases, local revenue offices or municipal corporations may also have copies. Gather Required Details: Property details (Survey No., Plot No., etc.), Owner’s details (Name, ID proof), Registration details (Date of registration, Document number). Visit the Sub-Registrar Office where the property was originally registered. Fill out the application form with the necessary details. Attach a self-attested copy of your ID proof (Aadhaar, Passport, Voter ID, etc.). Provide property details and any supporting documents. Pay the Required Fees depending on the location and document type. Payment can usually be made via cash, demand draft, or online (in some states). The authorities will verify your request. If approved, a certified copy will be issued. Collect the Certified Copy: You can collect it in person or request it to be sent by post (if available). Alternative Method: Online Application (Available) Some states provide online services for certified copies via the land records or registration department website. Visit the official portal, fill out the request form, upload documents, and make the payment. Download or receive the copy after verification.

Advocate Vrinda Mishra LawRato