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RERA Rules on Builder Plan Changes: What Homebuyers Must Know

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India's Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) provides homebuyers with legal protection against unauthorized modifications to sanctioned building plans. Developers are required to obtain buyer consent before making any changes that go beyond minor structural necessities. Alterations affecting common areas demand approval from at least two-thirds of all allottees. Builders are held liable for any structural defects discovered within five years of handing over possession. Homebuyers who face unauthorized plan changes can approach the RERA Authority to seek appropriate relief.

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