MAHARERA summoned Navi Mumbai civic body for environment clearance delay

MAHARERA, the real estate authority of Maharashtra has summoned officials of Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation regarding environmental clearance delay in connection with Green World Project at Airoli on Thane Belapur Road. They appeared before the authority on January 5 and accepted that the delay had happened at their level, said an order by MahaRERA Member Vijay Satbir Singh. It was clear that project was delayed due to delay in environmental clearance.  


“Considering the disruption in construction work for a period of more than a year and other constraints, it is reasonable to extend the date of possession by a year and half to calculate the promoter’s contractual liability under Section 18 of RERA. The promoter is, therefore, liable to pay interest to the allottees from July 1, 2017,” Singh observed in his nine-page order.

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