A legal dispute involving the Tamil Nadu Housing Board (TNHB) centered around an HIG flat allotted to an individual buyer. The buyer filed a complaint in 2022 alleging partial non-compliance by the housing board regarding promised amenities, execution of sale deeds for undivided land shares, and project registration.
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A legal dispute involving the Tamil Nadu Housing Board (TNHB) centered around an HIG flat allotted to an individual buyer. The buyer filed a complaint in 2022 alleging partial non-compliance by the housing board regarding promised amenities, execution of sale deeds for undivided land shares, and project registration.
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) previously directed the board to fulfill these promises and registered a penalty of 1 lakh rupees for partial compliance, alongside a deadline of June 30, 2026, for project registration. The TNHB challenged this order before the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (TNREAT).
Upon hearing the appeal, the tribunal reduced the penalty to 30,000 rupees, noting that the higher amount was excessive since the board was operating at a loss. The tribunal set aside the requirement for water treatment equipment across all 133 flats in the project, as only one allottee requested it, but ordered the board to provide the equipment and other amenities to the complainant by September 30.
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The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Appellate Tribunal disposed of the housing board's appeal, reducing the financial penalty and ordering the delivery of specific amenities to the complainant by September 30.
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An individual home buyer of an HIG flat who faced delays and non-fulfillment of promised amenities by the housing board.
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