TNRERA directs builder to compensate and refund 12 home buyers
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Petitioners had sought compensation for non-delivery of flats
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Petitioners had sought compensation for non-delivery of flats
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA), Chennai, has directed a developer to pay compensation of ₹50,000 each to 12 homebuyers and refund the amounts already paid for the non-delivery of flats.
In separate petitions, the homebuyers said they had booked flats at ‘Brindhavanam’, a residential project in Kundrathur developed by M/s Sri Lakshmi Builders Pvt. Ltd., and paid an advance and other amounts as per the construction agreements entered into with the builder.
Regulator directs TNHB to register project
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An allottee sought to register flat at Sholinganallur under TNRERA Act
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An allottee sought to register flat at Sholinganallur under TNRERA Act Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) has directed the Tamil Nadu Housing Board (TNHB) to register its project at Sholinganallur and execute the sale deed with an allottee immediately.
The allottee, S. Vasantha, filed a petition with the real estate regulator stating that her husband Seshachalam applied to the housing board for a high income group (HIG) flat in the Sholinganallur project in 2011 and was provided with the allotment order in April 2011. Her husband died in 2012 and the allotment was transferred to her name in 2017, and an agreement of sale was signed between her and the TNHB, Besant Nagar Division.
Developer hoodwinks owners handing over homes after 5 years
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Owners protesting against the developer at the construction site for lack of amenities that were promised to them. (Photo | EPS/R Satish Babu)
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CHENNAI: Buyers who bought apartments in a massive housing project coming up at Anna Nagar have been left stranded for years now. Five years after the promised deadline, the apartments were not handed over to the owners. Finally this year, when the handing over happened, the owners were shocked to find that many of the promised amenities such as metro water connection, piped gas connection, road access, and swimming pool were still missing.