February 19, 2021
The complainant Sunil Jajoo had registered
Mr Jajoo had purchased a flat in the developer’s project "Runwal Elina", and was
promised possession in December 2016, but had not received possession till date.
The developer said that the part occupation certificate (OC) had been received
and that the complainant would get possession shortly.Meanwhile, Runwal Realty,
in its defence, stated that the project could not be completed because of
reasons which were beyond its control and for which, reasonable extension of
time had been provided in the agreement.
The complainant Sunil Jajoo had
registered a complaint against developer, Runwal Realty Private Limited.In a
recent judgment, the authority made it clear that only after handing over
services of such amenities can the developer charge home buyers for the same.
The developer can only charge for ready-to-use amenities at the time of giving
possession.. The MahaRERA even asked a developer to cancel charges being imposed
on a home buyer for proposed amenities such as a club house before handing over
possession.Mumbai: In a breather for home buyers, the Maharashtra Real Estate
Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has made it clear that developers cannot charge
for proposed amenities at the time of giving possession of the house.According
to the order, Mr Jajoo alleged that the developer was demanding certain charges
for club house facilities which had not been delivered till date.The authority
also checked the registration web page where it was observed that such a
facility was not registered with the MahaRERA.A recent order issued by MahaRERA
while hearing the plea of a home buyer read, "The respondent (developer) is
hereby directed that they shall not demand charges for facilities/amenities like
club house, that are part of the agreement for sale but are not being rubber
protective provided at the time of handing over possession and until such
time, the said facilities/amenities are provided for
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February 02, 2021
Started by Dr Vijay Kumar, former president
Started by Dr Vijay Kumar, former president, Aiims Resident Doctors’
Association, the petition will be sent to President Ram Nath Kovind, PM Narendra
Modi and National Highways Authority of India among others. These centres can
provide timely medical aid to the victims, which is presently absent, he
added.NEW DELHI: A day after three Aiims doctors were killed and four others
injured in a road accident on Yamuna Expressway, their colleagues in the
All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (Aiims) have started a rubber corner guards
for walls signature petition to have medical facilities or small trauma
centres after every 60 to 80 milestones."Why can’t small trauma centres be
opened on the expressway after every 60 to 80 milestones with big centres with
all medical facilities every 200 km," he said. on the Yamuna Expressway. The
petition asked that patrol security teams be imparted training with life saving
measures. So far, 274 doctors have signed the petition.. He said when fighter
jets can land or take off from here, why can’t the same facilities be provided
to accident victims
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