The Supreme Court on Tuesday (18th Dec) criticized state governments for attempting to regularize unauthorized constructions, emphasizing that such actions undermine urban development and environmental sustainability. It ruled that delays by officials cannot justify protecting illegal constructions and issued directives for stringent compliance with building regulations, prioritizing public welfare and accountability.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that real estate developers must obtain both a completion certificate and a fire safety clearance before offering possession of a flat, deeming it illegal to do otherwise. This landmark decision reinforces homebuyers’ rights by ensuring developers are accountable for securing all necessary approvals.
