Trinetra Law

Real Estate
Dispute
Resolution

Trinetra Law Chambers provides legal assistance in disputes arising under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, including matters involving delayed possession, project-related issues, defective construction, non-compliance with contractual obligations, refund and compensation claims and other disputes between homebuyers, promoters, developers and real estate agents.
We assist clients in assessing their rights and remedies, preparing legal notices and complaints, and representing them before the relevant RERA Authority, Adjudicating Officer, Appellate Tribunal and other competent forums. Our approach focuses on practical and effective resolution while protecting our clients’ contractual, financial and legal interests.

Trinetra Law

Frequently Asked
Questions

What types of disputes are covered under RERA?
RERA covers disputes relating to delayed possession, project delays, defective construction, refund claims, compensation, contractual violations, and other issues between homebuyers, promoters, developers, and real estate agents.
Depending on the circumstances and applicable RERA provisions, a homebuyer may be entitled to seek a refund, interest, compensation, or other appropriate relief.
A complaint can generally be filed before the relevant State RERA Authority or Adjudicating Officer, depending on the nature of the claim and relief sought.
es. Subject to applicable law and prescribed timelines, an order passed by the RERA Authority or Adjudicating Officer may be challenged before the RERA Appellate Tribunal and, where permitted, before the appropriate higher court.
Trinetra Law Chambers assists with legal advice, document review, notices, preparation and filing of RERA complaints, representation before RERA authorities and tribunals, and pursuing appropriate appeals and remedies.