To execute sale deeds of 700 buyers, TN Rera appoints panel
While this order brings big relief to 700 homebuyers it has come at a time different RERA authorities are not enforcing the execution orders against builders despite their repeated failures to comply with orders.

While this order brings big relief to 700 homebuyers it has come at a time different RERA authorities are not enforcing the execution orders against builders despite their repeated failures to comply with orders.
In this case, Sahara Housing Investors Association (SHIA), a home buyers’ body formed by aggrieved buyers who had invested in the Sahara City Homes, Coimbatore project from 2005 onwards had filed a complaint with the TNRERA against the Sahara Prime City Ltd in March 2019 about the stoppage of the project. The builder had promised to hand over possession of houses from 2011 onwards. The SHIA had also complained how the builder had not registered the project with RERA, which was a legal requirement.
After multiple hearings the RERA passed order in favour of the buyers in January 2020. The builder had admitted they were in dire financial condition and inability to resume the remaining construction in the project
The TNRERA had directed to execute the sale deed, for the undivided share/ plot in respect of allottees and conveying the common areas in favour of the association within three months and also imposed a Rs 1 crore penalty on the builder for non-registration of the project under the TNRERA. It had directed Director of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) to approve renewal or revised planning permission to the association since the earlier permission lapsed in September 2014.
But since the builder failed to comply with the order within the stipulated time, the homebuyers’ association filed an Execution Petition (EP) with TNRERA in December last year. The RERA passed the order in favour of the homebuyers on November 18 (Thursday).
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