Where Title Is Genuinely Disputed, RERA Cannot Decide It; The Parties Must Go To The Civil Court: Madras High Court Upholds Project Registration

A neighbour challenged a RERA registration granted to a developer, arguing that a pending suit and an injunction had been suppressed. The Madras High Court declined to cancel the registration, holding that where title is genuinely disputed the regulator cannot adjudicate it, that the developer held prima facie title with an injunction in his favour, and that the objector must pursue his remedy in the civil court.

“No Coercive Action by Banks or Builders”: Supreme Court Grants Relief to NCR Home Buyers

The Supreme Court ruling ensures no coercive action by banks or builders against NCR home buyers for EMI payments. Home buyers, affected by illegal loan disbursements, sought relief after the Delhi High Court dismissed their petitions. The decision is expected to impact the NCR’s real estate landscape and reflects the judiciary’s concern for home buyers.