Noida: With Covid cases rising, the UP-Rera will now defer some of its initiatives, including their plan to get involved in the formation of the apartment owners’ association (AOA) of individual apartments where residents have moved in. The UP-Rera had earlier announced that they would get involved in the process of creation of AOA to dilute conflict between builders and buyers as in many cases buyers complain about the builder’s resistance in handing over maintenance control.
Balvinder Kumar, of UP-Rera, said, “This is not our priority at the moment given the current pandemic situation.”
Pushkar Chandra, a resident of Sector 62, said, “There are around 200 builders’ societies in Noida that have not formed AOA and are not handing over to Registered AOAs as transfer of funds is involved in the process. Why is the government not forcing their formation?”
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The UP State Legal Service Authority had sent a proposal to organise a National Lok Adalat on April 10, July10, September 11 and December 11.
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The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has decided to postpone the National Lok Adalat keeping in view the increasing cases of Covid-19.
The National Lok Adalat was proposed at Lucknow and Greater Noida on April 10, to resolve disputes of homebuyers.
“Uttar Pradesh State Legal Services Authority has informed that the National Lok Adalat is being postponed keeping in view the increasing cases of Covid-19. The advance date of the said event will be informed in time,” UP RERA said in a statement.
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The buyers had paid under Rs 20 lakh each so far.
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MahaRERA directed the development manager, a subsidiary of Shapoorji Pallonji Group, and Nirmal Developers, to refund the money paid by four flat purchasers with 9% interest for delay in construction and possession of flats.
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