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The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 requires real estate projects to be registered with a state regulatory authority and gives homebuyers remedies, including refunds with interest, for delayed possession.

8 storiesLatest 26 Sept 2026, 23:07 IST

  1. Enforcement

    Builder Fraud in India: The Enforcement Map Every Homebuyer Needs

    Six different machines act on builder fraud in India, and they do different jobs: RERA refunds, consumer compensation, police prosecution, CBI conspiracy cases, ED attachment, and insolvency completion. Most stuck buyers use the wrong one first. Here is the map, drawn from the cases on record.

  2. Enforcement

    Builder Fraud in Lucknow: The Money Is Attached. For the First Time, Victims Are Being Asked to Claim It.

    Lucknow is where India's builder-fraud enforcement has reached the stage every victim actually cares about: giving money back. A special PMLA court has invited investors in one of UP's biggest real-estate cases to prove their claims against attached properties. Here is the record, and what claimants need.

  3. Enforcement

    Supreme Court supervises Amrapali completion as ED probe runs

    The Supreme Court has vested Amrapali's projects in a court receiver and appointed NBCC to finish 42,000 flats, while it directs an ED money-laundering probe, per its orders in Writ Petition 940 of 2017.

  4. Enforcement

    UP RERA de-registers two Ansal API projects at Sushant Golf City

    UP RERA de-registered two Ansal API pockets at Sushant Golf City under Section 7, recording 'diversion and siphoning of funds', as NCLT insolvency runs in parallel.

  5. Courts

    Pioneer Urban v Union of India: Why Homebuyers Are Treated as Financial Creditors Under the IBC

    The Supreme Court's 2019 Pioneer Urban ruling made homebuyers financial creditors under Section 5(8)(f) of the IBC. Read what the judgement held and what it means for buyers and NRIs.

  6. Courts

    Homebuyer Refund Rights for Possession Delay: The Experion Developers Section 18 RERA Ruling

    The Supreme Court's 7 April 2022 Experion Developers ruling confirms a delayed homebuyer's right under Section 18 RERA to a full refund with 9% interest, striking down one-sided builder clauses.

  7. Courts

    Stuck With a Delayed Flat? Imperia Structures Confirms You Can Use RERA and Consumer Courts Both

    In Imperia Structures v. Anil Patni (AIR 2021 SC 70), the Supreme Court held a delayed-flat buyer may use both RERA and the consumer courts. Here is what the 2 November 2020 judgement means for you.