FAQs

Maxleben Advisory specializes in providing consultancy services for resolving builder-buyer disputes. We offer expert guidance, legal assistance, and strategic advice to help clients navigate through the complexities of such disputes and achieve a fair resolution.

Maxleben Advisory handles a wide range of builder-buyer disputes, including but not limited to project delays, possession-related issues, deficient construction, non-compliance with promises made in the agreement, discrepancies in the amenities provided, payment disputes, etc.

Maxleben Advisory follows a systematic approach to resolve builder-buyer disputes. We analyze the client’s case, assess the legal aspects, identify the available remedies, negotiate with the builder/developer, explore alternate dispute resolution methods, and, if required, provide litigation support.

To avail the services of Maxleben Advisory, you can contact them through their website or their provided contact details. We will guide you through the process, understand your case, and provide you with the necessary assistance.

Yes, Maxleben Advisory has a track record of successfully resolving numerous builder-buyer disputes. We have received positive testimonials and feedback from satisfied clients who have benefited from our services.

The procedure to file a case in RERA may differ from state to state. Hiring a RERA Lawyer is always recommended. However, you can file a complaint in your state RERA authority, using online portals or website. There is several procedure and document requirement for filing case in RERA.

A buyer may file a complaint with the RERA Authority against builder/promoters or real estate agent for any violation or contravention of the provisions mentioned under the RERA Act. Conditions under which a buyer can file a RERA complaint includes the followings: 

• Delay in Possession
• False Advertisement
• Improper Registration of a Project
• No details about the Project
• Structural Defects
• Advance Payment 

Yes, you as a buyer can claim delay penalty with interest in case of delay or non-delivery of possession. The builder or promoter is liable to pay delay penalty with interest rate mentioned in BBA or Interest rates depend upon where the case is filed and the rules pertaining to it.

No, you don’t have to appear in all hearing . The lawyer, appointed by you would represent you in court. However, you have to appear if the court asked you to actually appear in person.

Yes, homebuyers of the project can file case as a group against the builder.

Before the RERA Act (2016), there was no specific regulatory authority for real estate. When is RERA Act is passed in 2016 RERA provides an excellent  grievance redress mechanism for home buyers. However, consumer court also plays an option to seek legal relief but RERA is very quick for real estate disputes. After the implementation of RERA, there is several  common rules or check points which is compulsory for builders/promoters to start a project. As a result various common complaints of home buyers such as delayed possession, low construction quality, false advertisement of project, amount forfeited etc. has declined.

A complainant can also represent in RERA. However, it is highly recommended to hire a RERA lawyer. There is various documents required with a proper case draft and annexures is needed for filing a case with RERA. A RERA lawyer also guide and provide you legal support for your property disputes.