Drafting
Original Complaint — RERA / IBC 2016 / CPA 2019 / Apartment Owners Act / Cooperatives Act
Drafting and vetting of original complaints and applications before RERA, Consumer Forum (CPA 2019), NCLT (IBC 2016), Apartment Owners Associations, and Registrar of Cooperative Societies. Includes cause-of-action analysis, relief structuring, and annexure preparation.
What This Service Is
India has several ways to resolve consumer complaints. These include RERA (the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, which regulates real estate projects), the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code of 2016 (a law to resolve financial distress of companies), the Consumer Protection Act of 2019 (a law to protect consumer rights), specific Apartment Owners Acts, and state Cooperative Societies Acts (laws governing housing cooperative societies). These laws offer strong legal solutions for homebuyers and flat owners. They cover issues like builder delays, defects, and false promises. Choosing the right forum, clearly stating your complaint, and properly asking for what you want can lead to a quick resolution. This clarity can help you get fair compensation in a year, instead of lengthy, unresolved court cases.
What the Service Entails
Choosing the right legal forum is the most important step for any homebuyer complaint. The wrong choice can lead to delays, lower payouts, and wasted time. We start by reviewing every problem you describe about the builder's actions. We match these problems with the solutions each forum offers. For example, RERA Section 18 allows you to claim interest for delays. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) outlines how to resolve company debts. Consumer Courts offer compensation. We identify the best combination of forums to maximize your recovery and reduce delays. We then create your complaint. This includes defining your relationship as a consumer or financial creditor. We identify specific violations of the law. We structure your request to cover all available types of relief. If you are filing with RERA, we will calculate the correct Section 18 interest. We also check the filing requirements for the specific online portal, such as HRERA, UPRERA, Delhi RERA, or Rajasthan RERA. You will review a draft of the complaint to ensure it is complete. After discussing your strategy and preparing for potential defenses from the builder, we will deliver the final, ready-to-file complaint with all attachments.
Our Specialized Inputs
The RERA system used across four regions—HRERA (for Gurugram/Panchkula), UPRERA (for Noida/Greater Noida), Delhi RERA, and Rajasthan RERA—has different rules. Each has unique online filing systems and court structures. We navigate these differences every day. For petitions under Section 7 or 9 of the IBC, we advise on the requirement of 100 allottees (people who have been granted a property). We also help with drafting documents and understanding the "settlement or resolution plan" dynamics. These make the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) a very powerful forum for homebuyer complaints, though it can also be the most expensive. For Consumer Court matters, we help you identify the correct financial jurisdiction. This means District Courts hear cases up to ₹50 lakh. State Commissions hear cases up to ₹2 crore. The National Commission hears cases above ₹2 crore. We draft your complaint to meet the specific rules of that court.
What you'll receive
- We will identify which specific parts of RERA your claim falls under. We will calculate the penalty for delayed possession under Section 18 and plan how you will get your refund.
- We will help you determine the correct court based on the financial value of your claim under the Consumer Protection Act of 2019. We will show how the builder failed to provide good service or engaged in unfair business practices.
- We will classify your claim as either a financial or operational debt under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code of 2016. We will verify the amount owed and help you draft the necessary forms (Form 1 or 5).
- We will help you address violations of building rules, membership disputes, or election issues under the Apartment Owners Act or Cooperative Societies Act.
- We will calculate the payments and compensation you should receive and provide a list of all supporting documents you will need.
What we'll need from you
- Tell us the builder's or other party's name, address, and RERA registration number (if they have one).
- Share copies of your Allotment Letter, Buyer's Agreement, and all payment receipts.
- Describe your specific problem, such as delays, defects, not getting a refund, or being denied possession of your property.
- Provide copies of any notices or letters you have sent to the builder already.
- List what you are asking for as a solution or payout.
How it works
Our four-step process
No legal jargon, no surprise fees. A clear path from your first message to a registration-ready document.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Fill the short booking form. We confirm receipt within a few hours and a senior lawyer reviews your matter.
- 02
We send your draft
Within 48 hours you receive an execution-ready draft in plain English, with the legal logic explained.
- 03
One round of revisions
We discuss the draft on a call, address your questions, and incorporate revisions — at no extra cost.
- 04
Ready to sign and register
You get the final document, a stamp-duty estimate, and a clear checklist for registration or filing.
Deliverables & pricing
All prices in Indian Rupees, plus applicable GST. Tap any row to start your booking with that deliverable preselected.
Original Complaint — RERA / IBC 2016 / CPA 2019 / Apartment Owners Act / Cooperatives Act
₹ 8,000 + GST
₹ 8,000 + GST
48 hours · Fixed fee
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