Who this is for
Homebuyers, investors and allottees, and developers and promoters.
What we handle
- Delay in handing over possession
- Cancellation and refund disputes
- Non-registration or lapsed registration of a project under RERA
- Misleading brochures and project misrepresentation
- Structural and quality defects after possession
- Failure to provide promised amenities or layout
- Execution of RERA orders
- RERA registration and compliance for developers
- Drafting and vetting of builder-buyer agreements
How the work runs
- Understand the matterWe review your documents and the facts, and ask what outcome you need.
- Advise on optionsWe explain the remedies available, the forum that hears the matter, and the likely steps.
- Prepare and fileWe draft the notice, complaint, petition or reply and file it before the right forum.
- Appear and follow throughWe appear at hearings and, once an order is made, advise on the next step.
Questions
Which RERA authority hears my complaint?
Generally the authority of the State where the project is registered. For example, a project in Noida falls under the Uttar Pradesh RERA and a project in Gurugram under Haryana RERA.
Can a homebuyer ask for a refund with interest for delay?
Section 18 of the RERA Act provides for return of the amount with interest where a promoter fails to complete or give possession as agreed, subject to the facts of each case. We review the agreement and payment record before advising.
Forums
- Uttar Pradesh RERA Projects in Noida and Ghaziabad
- Delhi RERA Projects in Delhi
- Haryana RERA Projects in Gurugram
- Maharashtra RERA (MahaRERA) On request
- RERA Appellate Tribunals
- NCLT and Consumer Commissions Where a related remedy arises
Governing laws
- Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016: sections 12, 14(3), 18, 31 and 40
- Rules made under the Act by Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana and Maharashtra
Law stated as at 20 September 2026