Property Disputes
Title, possession, encroachment, tenancy and revenue disputes over land, houses and flats.
Learn more →Appeals before the UP Real Estate Appellate Tribunal against orders of UP RERA and its Adjudicating Officer.
Any person aggrieved by an order of UP RERA or its Adjudicating Officer can appeal to the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, ordinarily within 60 days (Section 44). A promoter appealing must first deposit at least 30% of the penalty, or the full amount payable to the allottee with interest and compensation, as the case may be.
A further appeal lies to the High Court within 60 days on questions of law.
Title, possession, encroachment, tenancy and revenue disputes over land, houses and flats.
Learn more →Complaints before UP RERA for delayed possession, refunds, interest and builder defaults — for homebuyers and promoters.
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