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RERA and Property Compliance — Full Law and Practice Hub

A complete RERA repository covering registration, disclosures, agreements, collections, delay, defects, agent duties, complaints, appeals and state variation.

28 mapped modules36 internal resources8 official source gatewaysSource register reviewed through 2026-07-16
How this page works: the hub is a structured research and implementation map. Long-form statutory analysis belongs on the linked provision, rule, regulation, schedule, form and case-law pages so that each legal issue has one canonical owner.
Deeper practice layer available: for chapter-by-chapter statutory decode, Rules/Regulations, Schedules and practice masters, see the RERA, 2016.

Available resources

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Connected resources

Provision pages, subordinate instruments, forms, guides, tools and related modules retained from the existing repository.

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Research layers

Resources are separated by legal authority and practical use rather than presented as one undifferentiated list.

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Primary gateways

Official sources are shown with purpose and review date so users can re-check time-sensitive positions.

Required legal layers

Full linked repository

Open the resource that matches your issue and period. The titles and descriptions below identify what each linked page covers.

Act, sections and standards 1 resources

Rules, regulations and instruments 5 resources

Schedules, forms and tools 5 resources

Case law and remedies 3 resources

Guides, examples and learning 1 resources

Knowledge Hubs/hubs.htmlProfessionals/professionals.htmlComplete library Applicability, planning area and exemptions Project registration is the gateway question. Applicability depends on project, phase, planning area, size, status and whether the activity involves market HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re01-applicability-planning-area-and-exemptions.htmlComplete library Project registration application Registration requires a complete statutory and state-specific information pack, including title, approvals, plans, promoter history, timeline and financial HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re02-project-registration-application.htmlComplete library Ongoing projects and phased development Ongoing projects require careful status mapping; each phase is standalone for registration, financial records and delivery commitments. HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re03-ongoing-projects-and-phased-development.htmlComplete library Separate bank account and withdrawal control Seventy per cent of amounts realised from allottees must be deposited in a separate project account for land and construction cost, with withdrawal linked HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re04-separate-bank-account-and-withdrawal-control.htmlComplete library Quarterly progress and public disclosures Registration is not a one-time filing. Promoters must keep project information current, including approvals, bookings, construction progress and completion HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re05-quarterly-progress-and-public-disclosures.htmlComplete library Advertising and marketing controls A project should not be advertised before registration, and every advertisement/prospectus must carry accurate information and required registration detail HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re06-advertising-and-marketing-controls.htmlComplete library Agreement for sale and ten-per-cent rule A promoter cannot take more than ten per cent of the apartment/plot/building cost as advance or application fee without first entering into a written and r HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re07-agreement-for-sale-and-ten-per-cent-rule.htmlComplete library Sanctioned plans, alterations and consent Material changes to sanctioned plans or project specifications require statutory consent, while minor changes may follow architect/engineer recommendations HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re08-sanctioned-plans-alterations-and-consent.htmlComplete library Transfer of project to a third party Transfer of majority rights and liabilities requires prior written consent of two-thirds of allottees and the Authority, without extending the original com HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re09-transfer-of-project-to-a-third-party.htmlComplete library Title, insurance and conveyance Promoter obligations continue through title assurance, insurance where notified, conveyance and handover of common areas and documents. HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re10-title-insurance-and-conveyance.htmlComplete library Structural defects and five-year liability The promoter must rectify structural defects and specified workmanship/service obligations brought to notice within five years from handing over possession HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re11-structural-defects-and-five-year-liability.htmlComplete library Allottee rights and duties Allottees have information, possession, refund and document rights, but also payment, interest, possession and association obligations. HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re13-allottee-rights-and-duties.htmlComplete library Complaints before Authority and adjudicating officer An aggrieved person may complain to the Authority or adjudicating officer depending on relief. Proper forum, pleadings, evidence and limitation strategy ma HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re15-complaints-adjudication.htmlComplete library Penalties and prosecution RERA creates project-cost-linked penalties, daily penalties and possible imprisonment for specified non-compliance. Exposure should be quantified early. HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re17-penalties-and-prosecution.htmlComplete library Stalled projects and association-led completion On lapse or revocation, the Authority may facilitate completion through the competent authority, association of allottees or another mechanism; the associa HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re18-stalled-projects-and-association-led-completion.htmlComplete library Buyer due diligence before booking RERA registration is necessary but not a title guarantee or blanket project approval. Buyers should combine portal review with title, approval, finance and HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/modules/re20-buyer-due-diligence-before-booking.htmlLaw, rules, cases and updates RERA: Official source library Primary-source entry points, citations and review dates for RERA statutory material. HTML resource/hubs/rera-hub/sources.htmlFind a professional →/professionals.htmlMethodology/methodology.htmlEditorial Policy/editorial-policy.htmlLegal/legal.html

Official and external sources 6 resources

Primary law and official-source register

SourceUse in this hubReviewed through
India Code — RERACentral Act.2026-07-16
MoHUA — RERACentral rules, policy and reference material.2026-07-16
State RERA AuthoritiesState-specific rules, forms, orders and project records.2026-07-16
India CodeOfficial source referenced by the existing hub library.2026-07-16
MoHUAOfficial source referenced by the existing hub library.2026-07-16
up-rera.inOfficial source referenced by the existing hub library.2026-07-16
maharera.maharashtra.gov.inOfficial source referenced by the existing hub library.2026-07-16
haryanarera.gov.inOfficial source referenced by the existing hub library.2026-07-16

Where official sources conflict with an article, summary, portal behaviour or earlier circular, the operative statute, Gazette instrument or current regulator publication prevails.