RERA Act extended to entire MP

RERA Act extended to entire MP

Madhya Pradesh has become the first State in the country to extend the applicability of the Real Estate Act to the entire State. Earlier, projects only in the 153 planning areas were required to be registered with RERA. In an important decision, the RERA has decided to extend the requirement to non-planning areas also, thus bringing the entire State under the purview of the Act. Now onwards, projects coming up anywhere in the State will have to be registered with the RERA and allottees of such projects will get all the protection available under the Act.
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  1. Unknown31 January 2018 at 04:13

    Thank you for sharing such great information.
    It is informative, can you help me in finding out more detail on
    about rera act.

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