Buyer help
Something wrong with your project? Here’s what you can do.
Plain answers for flat buyers in Maharashtra, with the rule behind each step — the RERA Act, MahaRERA’s own guidance and the courts.
After you've bought
- Builder has stopped construction — what can flat buyers do in Maharashtra?Construction stopped at your MahaRERA project? Check the facts on MahaRERA, document the site, act together with other buyers, and use your rights under the RERA Act — step by step.
- Possession delayed — how to claim interest or a refund under RERA in MaharashtraIf your builder misses the possession date in your agreement, Section 18 of the RERA Act gives you interest for every month of delay or a full refund with interest. How it works in Maharashtra.
- Builder is asking for the next instalment, but construction hasn't reached that stage — what should I do?Got a demand letter for a construction stage that isn't done? Check your agreement's payment schedule and MahaRERA's progress filings, reply in writing, and know when a demand is genuinely due.
- How to file a complaint against a builder on MahaRERA — steps, fee and timelineFile a complaint against your builder on MahaRERA online: who can file, documents, the ₹5,000 fee, conciliation, hearings, and what to do if the order isn't followed.
- Builder has gone into insolvency (NCLT) — what happens to my flat and money?If your builder is admitted into insolvency, homebuyers are financial creditors under the IBC. File your claim (Form CA) with the resolution professional on time and act through your class's authorised representative.
General information, not legal advice. GharKundli is not a law firm — for a complaint or any legal step, speak to a lawyer experienced in RERA matters.