RERA Matters Across Delhi, Ghaziabad & Noida
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) gives homebuyers a dedicated forum to raise possession delays, construction defects, and refund claims against developers, and gives developers a clear compliance framework to work within. Delhi NCR's real estate market — spanning Delhi, Ghaziabad, Noida, and Indirapuram — sees a large share of India's RERA filings, and navigating UP-RERA or Delhi RERA effectively takes familiarity with both the Act and how these authorities actually function in practice.
Law Chambers of Mridul Jindal advises and represents both homebuyers and developers in RERA matters before the relevant state RERA authority and appellate tribunal.
How We Assist in RERA Matters
For Homebuyers: Filing complaints for delayed possession, seeking refund with interest, raising construction quality or specification deviations, and pursuing compensation for delay under the Act.
For Developers: Advising on project registration and RERA compliance, responding to homebuyer complaints, and representing developers before the RERA authority and appellate tribunal.
Appeals: If you are dissatisfied with an order passed by the RERA authority, we assist with filing and arguing appeals before the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal.
Allied Property Matters: RERA disputes often overlap with broader property issues — title verification, builder-buyer agreement review, and possession/registry disputes — which we also handle as part of the same matter where relevant.
Filing a RERA Complaint: What to Expect
1. Documentation: Gathering the builder-buyer agreement, payment receipts, allotment letter, and any correspondence regarding possession or defects.
2. Filing the complaint: The complaint is filed before the relevant state RERA authority (UP-RERA for Ghaziabad/Noida projects, or the Delhi authority for Delhi projects), along with the prescribed fee.
3. Hearing: Both parties are heard before the authority, which can direct possession, refund with interest, compensation, or other relief under the Act.
4. Appeal (if needed): Either party can appeal the authority's order before the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal within the prescribed limitation period.
Local Experience Across the NCR Real Estate Market
Ghaziabad and Noida fall under UP-RERA, while Delhi projects are handled by the Delhi RERA authority — each with its own procedure, forms, and pace of listing. Working with an advocate who regularly handles matters in Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Noida means your complaint or defence is prepared for the specific authority it will be heard before, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which RERA authority covers Ghaziabad and Noida projects?
Projects in Ghaziabad and Noida fall under the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA). Projects located in Delhi are handled by the Delhi Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
What can a homebuyer claim under RERA for delayed possession?
A homebuyer can seek a refund of the amount paid along with interest, or continue with the project and claim compensation and interest for the delay, depending on what relief is sought in the complaint.
How long does a RERA complaint take?
The Act envisages disposal of complaints within a defined timeframe, though actual timelines vary by authority and case complexity. Well-documented complaints with clear evidence tend to move faster.
Can a RERA order be appealed?
Yes. Either party can file an appeal against a RERA authority's order before the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal within the limitation period prescribed under the Act.
Discuss Your RERA Matter
Whether you are a homebuyer facing possession delays or a developer navigating compliance, get in touch to discuss your RERA matter across Delhi, Ghaziabad, or Noida.