The Supreme Court has delivered a significant judgment reinforcing consumer rights in real estate transactions

Imperia Structures Ltd. vs Anil Patni (Supreme Court)

1. The Court held that for allottees qualifying as consumers under the Consumer Protection Act, the limitation prescribed in Section 79 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) is not applicable to proceedings initiated under the Consumer Protection Act.

2. The judgment clarifies that there is no inconsistency between the provisions of the Consumer Protection Act and RERA in this regard.

3. This ruling effectively preserves the right of homebuyers to seek redressal through consumer forums, even with the existence of RERA.

Key Takeaway: The decision underscores the coexistence of remedies available under both RERA and the Consumer Protection Act, enhancing the legal protection afforded to homebuyers.


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