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ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2020

Bombay Dyeing Has Breached Section 12 & 18 Of RERA Act: MREAT

Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Co Ltd, the promoters of the project called 'Island City Centre' at Spring Mills Compound in Wadala immediately filed appeals before the Bombay high court...

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Bombay Dyeing has breached section 12 & 18 of RERA act: MREAT

Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Co Ltd, the promoters of the project called 'Island City Centre' at Spring Mills Compound in Wadala immediately filed appeals before the Bombay high court to challenge the correctness of the Tribunal's findings.

MUMBAI: In a significant order, Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal held that section 12 of Rera that deals with 'obligations of promoter regarding veracity of the advertisement' and permits "affected' buyers to withdraw from a project with refund of amount paid, would apply "retroactively'' in ongoing projects even when agreements for sale were transacted much prior to the Act coming into force.

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