#RERA Act

Bombay High Court rules that an allottee’s right to interest under RERA for delayed possession is absolute and cannot be waived by conduct, silence, or acceptance of revised timelines. The judgment clarifies that RERA’s consumer protection provisions prevail over contractual defenses under the Indian Contract Act, ensuring homebuyers are not deprived of statutory remedies.

Bombay High Court rules that RERA orders attaining finality cannot be challenged based on subsequent Supreme Court judgments, even if the law evolves retrospectively. The decision shields developers and authorities from endless litigation over closed cases, reinforcing the sanctity of final adjudication under the RERA Act.