Penalties on non submission of Quarterly compliances by APRERA
- General
- Author: Riya Kapoor
Highlights
APRERA has issued a circular dated 25 September 2019 for non-submission of quarterly updates.
As per section 11 of the RERA act,2016 it is the responsibility of the promoter to submit quarterly details to RERA.
In case of non-compliance of the same promoter will be liable to pay the penalty of up to 5% of the estimated cost of the project.
APRERA has issued a circular dated 25 September 2019 for non-submission of quarterly updates.As per section 11 of the RERA act,2016 it is the responsibility of the promoter to submit quarterly details to RERA. In case of non-compliance of the same promoter will be liable to pay the penalty of up to 5% of the estimated cost of the project.
Following decision has been taken by APRERA in respect of quarterly submission of returns by promoters:
- All the promoters/builder has to submit quarterly updates for the current Quarter i.e. 30-09-2019 and previous quarters if any from 01 October 2019 to 07 October 2019.
- The promoter who submits the quarterly updates beyond 07 October 2019 i.e from 08-10-2019 to 14-10-2019 have to submit quarterly update with a penalty of Rs 100 per day.
- The promoter who submits the quarterly updates beyond 14-10-2019 i.e from 15-10-2019 to 21-10-2019 has to submit the quarterly update with a penalty of Rs 500 per day.
- The promoter who submits the quarterly updates beyond 21-10-2019 i.e. from 22-10-2019 to 31-10-2019 have to submit the quarterly update with a penalty of 5% of the registration fees paid by them at the time of registration
- If any promoter fails to submit quarterly updates before 31-10-2019, the said promoter has to pay a penalty of 5% of the estimated cost of the project as per section 61 of the act.
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