RERA transfers incomplete realty project to buyers’ body
Deccan ChronicleHyderabad: The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority transferred the responsibility of completing the Jayathri Infrastructures’ ‘Jaya Platinum Project’ to the JP Welfare Association, after the company duped people with their pre-launch offers. The developer failed to deliver the project as promised by July 2022 citing vague reasons and financial mismanagement.The misuse of funds was revealed through an engineering inspection report by ESCI, with Rs 211.69 crores spent as of April 2022 without clear progress. They reported that the developer collected too much money upfront without proper agreements and ignored legal requirements like updating buyers on the project’s progress.Since the developer could not provide a plan to finish the project, TG-RERA revoked the developer’s registration and handed control to the JP Welfare Association, a group representing the flat owners.The government approved TG-RERA's recommendation under Section 8 of the RERA Act, 2016. One of them includes Sahiti Infratech Ventures,” said K. Srinivas Rao, a TG-RERA member.By utilising RERA’s authority, we will ensure incomplete projects are completed, and provide relief to buyers, he added.