Legal Protection

    RERA Information

    Understanding your rights as a homebuyer under the Real Estate Regulation Act — your shield against unfair practices.

    Overview

    Understanding RERA

    What is RERA?

    The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 is a landmark legislation that protects homebuyers by ensuring transparency, accountability, and timely delivery of real estate projects across India.

    Mandatory Registration

    Every real estate project with a plot size of over 500 sq. meters or more than 8 apartments must be registered under RERA before advertising or selling.

    Buyer's Rights

    RERA guarantees your right to detailed project information, compensation for delays, structural defect liability for 5 years, and a formal grievance redressal mechanism.

    Developer Obligations

    Developers must deposit 70% of project funds in a separate escrow account, provide regular construction updates, and cannot change project plans without buyer consent.

    Verification

    How to Verify RERA Registration

    1

    Visit the Jharkhand RERA website at jharkhandrera.gov.in

    2

    Navigate to the 'Registered Projects' section

    3

    Search by project name, developer name, or RERA registration number

    4

    Verify project details including timeline, approvals, and compliance status

    5

    Check for any complaints filed against the project or developer

    6

    Download the project's RERA certificate for your records

    Visit Jharkhand RERA
    Your Rights

    Homebuyer Rights Under RERA

    Right to Information

    Access complete project details including layout plans, government approvals, land title status, and schedule of completion.

    Right to Fair Agreement

    The sale agreement must be based on the RERA model, ensuring no unfair clauses are imposed on the buyer.

    Compensation for Delays

    If the developer fails to deliver on time, you are entitled to interest compensation at the prescribed rate.

    Structural Defect Warranty

    Developers are liable for structural defects or poor workmanship for 5 years from the date of possession.

    Right to Withdraw

    You can withdraw from the project if the developer fails to fulfill obligations and claim a full refund with interest.

    Grievance Redressal

    File complaints with RERA authority or the Appellate Tribunal for quick resolution of disputes.