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Govt says new real estate sale rules address most of buyers' concern

New Delhi, Nov 2 (UNI) A buyer can now terminate agreement with the real estate promoter and get back his amount with interest in 45 days of such termination, according to new Real Estate Sales Rules notified by the government.
If the buyer defaults by not paying to the promoter for a specified number of demands made by promoter and such a default persists for an agreed upon number of months, promoter can terminate the agreement and cancel the allotment made to the buyer. Promoter, can then deduct the booking amount and interest liabilities from the amount to be repaid to buyer.
To ensure timely implementation of real estate projects, the Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Agreement for Sale Rules, 2016 specify in black and white, the rights and obligations of both the promoters and buyers, including the right to terminate the agreement entered into by them in case of default by each other.
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