RERA – Society Complaint – Statutory obligations of promoter
MahaRERA – Promoter Liable for Non-Execution of Conveyance & Amenities – Statutory Breach of obligations under Sections 11,14(3) and 17 of the RERA Act.
Society Complaint – Non-execution of the conveyance deed, failure to hand over essential documents, delay / non-provision of agreed amenities (society office, STP plant, structural audit, safety installations), improper parking allocation and alleged unauthorized use of FSI of the society’s plot.
With regard to the complainant’s main allegations concerning (i) non-execution of the conveyance deed; (ii) non-handover of essential documents; (iii) non-provision or delay in providing agreed amenities; (iv) failure to provide society office, STP plant, structural audit and mandatory safety installations; (v) improper parking allocation; and (vi) alleged unauthorised utilisation of FSI of the society’s plot, these issues pertain to statutory obligations of the promoter and fall within the scope of Sections 11, 14(3) and 17 of the RERA Act.
MahaRERA prima facie is of the view that the respondent has failed to comply with its statutory obligations under Sections 11, 14(3) and 17 of RERA and has failed to provide the agreed amenities as per the registered agreements for sale
Order dated 5.12.2025 of the MahaRERA in Complaint No.CC005000000471244 of Rajeshwar Anantrao Shende Vs. Bhumi Shelters India Pvt Ltd.

