Practice area
Appeals before the Karnataka REAT
Appeals against orders of the Authority or the Adjudicating Officer before the Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, for allottees and promoters.
An order of the Authority or the Adjudicating Officer can be challenged before the Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (REAT) under Section 44 of the RERA Act. The appeal period is short, and the pre-deposit condition for promoters under Section 43(5) makes early planning essential.
What this work involves
- Reading the impugned order for errors of law and fact, and identifying grounds of appeal
- Computing the limitation period and, where needed, preparing an application to condone delay
- Advising promoters on the pre-deposit required to maintain an appeal
- Drafting the memorandum of appeal, annexures and interim applications
- Arguing the appeal, and opposing it for the respondent
- Advising on a further appeal to the High Court of Karnataka under Section 58
Read more in our article on appealing a K-RERA order and the 30% deposit.
Related reading
Appealing a K-RERA order before the Karnataka REAT: time limit and the 30% deposit
How appeals to the Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal work, including the 60-day limit and the pre-deposit promoters must make.
K-RERA procedureHow to file a K-RERA complaint: a step-by-step guide for homebuyers
A practical walkthrough of filing a complaint before the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority, from documents to hearing to recovery.
Delayed possessionRefund or possession? Your rights under Section 18 of RERA when a builder delays
What Section 18 of the RERA Act gives an allottee when possession is delayed, and how the refund and interest options differ.