Get Buyers’ Association Registered, RERA Tells Builder – Deccan Chronicle

Hyderabad: The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has rejected the application of Vazhraa Nirmaan Private Limited for registering Blocks G and H of its Vazhraa Prathik Apartments Phase III. RERA found that the builder continued to claim private ownership over key portions of the project’s clubhouse, which the authority had declared as a common area. In March, the residents’ association filed a complaint that the developer had built a compound wall restricting access to the clubhouse. RERA had directed the builder to transfer ownership of the clubhouse to the residents. In its application for registering Blocks G and H, the builder included a term — Clause 34 in the Agreement for Sale — which again claimed rights over parts of the clubhouse and allowed access to outsiders. The promoter also cited a pending writ petition in the High Court to justify its position but failed to obtain any stay or relief from the court. RERA noted that all common areas, including amenities like clubhouses, must be handed over to the residents’ association and cannot be retained or commercialised by the developer. Citing repeated non-compliance, misleading clauses and violation of approved plans, RERA rejected the application for Blocks G and
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