Shree Swastik Homes and Aadesh Builders and Developers Accused of Submitting False Commencement Certificates
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The real estate industry is an ever-growing sector in India, with new developments and projects popping up every day. However, the industry is also plagued with issues of fraud, mismanagement, and corruption. The latest incident to come to light involves two real estate developers - Shree Swastik Homes and Aadesh builders and Developers - who have been accused of submitting false commencement certificates for their projects.
What are Commencement Certificates?
Commencement certificates are issued by the local municipal authorities and signify that a real estate project has obtained all the necessary clearances and permissions required to commence construction. These certificates are a crucial aspect of the real estate industry as they help buyers ascertain whether the developer has followed all the necessary rules and regulations while starting construction on the project.
The Allegations
According to sources, Shree Swastik Homes and Aadesh builders and Developers have submitted false commencement certificates for their respective projects. The developers have allegedly started construction without obtaining all the necessary clearances and permissions, which is a violation of the law.
The allegations were brought to light after an investigation by the local authorities. It was found that the developers had submitted false documents, and the construction had started without the requisite permissions. The authorities have now ordered an inquiry into the matter and are taking appropriate action against the developers.
Implications for Buyers
The submission of false commencement certificates has serious implications for buyers. It means that the developer may have violated the law and not obtained all the necessary clearances and permissions required for the project. This could result in delays in the project, legal issues, and even demolition of the building in extreme cases. Buyers should always verify the validity of the commencement certificate before investing in any real estate project.
Legal Consequences
The submission of false commencement certificates is a serious offense and can lead to legal consequences for the developers. The local authorities can impose fines, cancel the project, or even initiate legal action against the developers. The developers may also face legal action from buyers who have invested in the project, as they may have been misled by the false documents.
Conclusion
The submission of false commencement certificates is a grave offense in the real estate industry. It not only violates the law but also puts the buyers at risk. Shree Swastik Homes and Aadesh builders and Developers have been accused of submitting false commencement certificates, and an inquiry into the matter is currently underway. Buyers should always verify the validity of the commencement certificate before investing in any real estate project. The authorities must take strict action against the developers to ensure that such incidents do not occur in the future.
Note: The information provided in this article about Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) is for informational purposes only. It is not intended as legal or professional advice and readers should consult qualified professionals for advice specific to their circumstances.
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