RERA Litigation — Tribunal & Appellate
When a real-estate dispute reaches the regulator, experience decides outcomes. Our team has a trail-blazing record before the MahaRERA Authority, the Adjudicating Officer and the MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal, acting for both promoters and allottees on refunds, interest, possession, compensation and compliance. We know how these forums read the evidence — and we build the case to win there, not just to be heard.
What we do
- Complaints before MahaRERA & the Adjudicating Officer
- Refund, interest (Section 18) & compensation claims for allottees
- Promoter defence in penalty, suspension & compliance disputes
- Appeals before the MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal
- Execution and enforcement of MahaRERA orders
Common issues we resolve
- Delayed possession and interest claims under Section 18
- Recovering a refund with interest — and then executing the order
- Defending promoters against penalty and suspension proceedings
- Appeals where the first order got the facts or the law wrong
How the engagement works
- 1
Case assessment
We review the agreement, payments and timeline and tell you plainly where you stand and what a realistic outcome looks like.
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Filing & evidence
We draft the complaint or defence and assemble the documentary record the forum expects.
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Hearing & orders
We appear before the Authority or Adjudicating Officer and press the matter to a reasoned order.
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Appeal & execution
Where needed, we appeal to the Appellate Tribunal or execute the order until you actually recover.
Frequently asked questions
Under Section 18, if the promoter misses the agreed possession date you may either withdraw and claim a full refund with interest and compensation, or continue and claim interest for every month of delay until you get possession. We advise which route serves you better and pursue it.
Yes. Section 18 lets an allottee who chooses to stay in the project claim interest for the period of delay, without giving up the flat. Many of our clients recover delay interest while keeping their home.
A MahaRERA order is executable. We initiate execution to recover the amount — including through recovery as arrears of land revenue and attachment where available — so the order translates into money in your account.
Related services
MahaRERA Project Registration
End-to-end registration of new and ongoing real-estate projects with MahaRERA.
Learn moreQPR & Ongoing Compliance
Quarterly progress reports, annual audits and lapse-free compliance management.
Learn moreRERA Advisory & Structuring
Strategic advice on structuring, disclosures and risk from launch to handover.
Learn moreFurther reading
All insights →Appealing a MahaRERA order: what the Appellate Tribunal actually reviews
An appeal is not a second hearing. Knowing what the Tribunal will and won't reopen decides whether yours is worth filing — and how it should be argued.
MahaRERA or consumer forum? Choosing where to take a possession claim
Both forums can hear a delayed-possession complaint. They differ on relief, speed and cost — and the choice is harder to undo than it looks.
Delayed possession: interest, rent or refund — what can you actually claim?
RERA gives an allottee a choice: stay in the project and claim interest, or walk away with a refund. The choice is yours, and it is consequential.
Tell us about your matter.
Book a consultation and we will tell you plainly where you stand — and what it takes to resolve it.