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Mr Shridhar Mani's discussion with Adv Satish Dedhia on the legality of demand of the promoter for other charges (possession charges) (as high as Rs.2 Lakhs or more per flat, retaining right to appoint maintenance charges, issues regarding defective workmanship and materials found after handing over of the possession and the possibility of how to recover such amounts from the promoter. Please click on the following link for the video. https://youtu.be/4ecRol9aKH8

Please click the link to download the requisite document. 1.Information & Documents to be provided by the flat purchaser for initiating the process for complaint against the promoter. Pl. download the document by using the following link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18u507viCPcr1mCfieSQWedK9doIBWF9h/view?usp=sharing 2.Excel sheet format for amounts due & payable as per demand letters and the amounts paid by the allottee to the builder. Pl. download the document by using the following link. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jN4iNU6Dga9vXPI_KVN1vSHMCUpqFOP3/view?           usp=sharing

Drafting of Complaint under RERA Act, 2016 - by Advocate Satish Dedhia The revival of sale of under construction projects is must for the revival of the promoters. Under construction projects can be sold only by restoring faith and trust of the allottees.   This discussion does not aim to give any advice but our purpose. Viewers are advised to approach the professionals before filing complaints. 1.       Who can file the Complaint? As per Section-31, any aggrieved person can file a complaint against any promoter OR allottee OR real estate agent. Complaint has to be filed in the RERA specified format. Explanation to Section-31 provides that the term "person" shall include the association of allottees or any voluntary consumer association registered under any law. 2.       What are the basic requirements of a valid or maintainable Complaint? Many complaints are rejected because they were found as not maintainable. To become a valid and maintainable Complain