Section 53 of RERA : Section 53: Powers Of Tribunal
RERA
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Explanation using Example
Example Application of Section 53 of The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
Imagine a scenario where a homebuyer, Mr. Sharma, has a grievance against a real estate developer for not delivering his apartment on time. After receiving an unsatisfactory resolution from the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Mr. Sharma decides to appeal to the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal.
Under Section 53(1), when Mr. Sharma's case is heard by the Appellate Tribunal, the proceedings are not restricted by the detailed procedures of the Code of Civil Procedure. Instead, the Tribu...
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