Drafting of Claims under Real Estate Disputes (RERA, Consumer Courts, etc.)

What This Service Is

When you need to enforce orders from real estate authorities (RERA), consumer courts, or civil courts, you need specific legal documents. This includes enforcing compensation orders, recovering interest awarded by Section 18 of RERA (the law allowing compensation for delayed property possession), or making builders give you possession of your property. Our service helps you with these documents.

We also draft claims for homebuyers who are already in a legal process. If you need a clear written statement of your financial loss, we can prepare it. This includes costs from delays by government registration offices, money you could have earned elsewhere (opportunity costs), and other related losses.

What the Service Entails

A claims document for RERA or consumer court is a detailed financial argument. We identify each type of loss you suffered separately. Each loss is supported by the relevant law or contract and a clear way to calculate the amount. This helps the court or authority verify your claims.

First, we review all your payment records, the relevant laws, and any existing court orders. This helps us find every loss you can recover. Then, we design your claims document. Each claim will show its legal basis, how we calculated the amount, and supporting documents. These are arranged for easy checking.

For claims under RERA Section 18, we precisely calculate the interest. We use the correct interest rate and compound it from the exact date the builder defaulted. We also prepare a summary of calculations. You can use this during negotiations or court hearings. We review the first draft of your claims document to ensure it's complete, then share it with you. After discussing your enforcement strategy, we deliver the final claims document with all supporting papers.

Our Specialized Inputs

We accurately calculate delay interest under Section 18 of RERA (the law allowing compensation for delayed property possession). We apply the correct base rate (State Bank of India's MCLR, which is the bank's minimum lending rate, plus two percent). We also use the right method for compounding interest and start counting from the exact date the interest should begin. For consumer court claims, we calculate your total loss. This includes the money you could have earned if your funds weren't tied up with the builder (opportunity cost of funds blocked). We compare this to what you would pay for rent in the market. This detailed calculation often increases the compensation the court can award you.