Pradeep Sahu
Pradeep Sahu covers housing regulation, RERA orders and court rulings that affect homebuyers. He follows how policy decisions reach the ground in Indian real estate, and explains each order in plain terms.
Police have started preventive action against five people, while a boundary wall dispute with an adjoining builder remains a police account that no authority has tested.
The commission said a developer cannot keep buyers' money without handing over the flat, and it rejected a time-bar plea based on a 2022 demand letter.
A complaint links excavated soil on a Hyderabad road to the ASBL Legacy site; no order or penalty has been reported so far.
The CBI's four chargesheets concern about 912 acres in Manesar and name a promoter of M3M, which denies wrongdoing; the next hearing is on 11 December 2026.
Residents of a Sector 76 society say an occupation certificate is still pending and works are unfinished, and point to earlier orders that remain open.
Owners of flats held under power of attorney may get a route to formal title, but the move needs UT Administrator approval first.
Homebuyers and lenders get project-level rights in insolvency, but the Adjudicating Authority must approve any project exclusion.
The case concerns a 2019 Bhiwandi land deal and a South Mumbai flat. No project, buyer or delivery impact has been reported.
The proposal would widen affordable rental supply, but it carries no government decision, tax change or timeline.
The dispute raises questions for buyers on possession readiness, occupancy certification and the builder's duty to residents once they move in.
The group says one authority cannot both promote projects and protect buyers, and it cites ₹12.44 lakh crore of buyer money stuck in delayed projects.
The ruling says developers who accept layout conditions, sign an agreement and pay the charges cannot challenge them later.
The searches reached the Chennai home and office of the brother of former minister KN Nehru, who owns TVH; no allegation against the company has been reported.
The case centres on how a Sector 62 parcel was acquired through an insolvency process, a charge Experion denies.
The application alleges the terms, covering assets above ₹4,000 crore, were signed while the promoter was in custody.
The 5 to 20 November curbs affect office staffing and outdoor building work across the region, with exemptions for some public projects.
Projects can now be taken out of insolvency only on a 66% creditor recommendation, and homebuyers get a larger role in the process.
The death is being investigated as an accidental death case while viscera samples are examined; the cause is not yet known.
The order returns seized cash, jewellery, vehicles and fixed deposits to M3M-linked parties, but leaves the ED's ₹404 crore property attachment untouched.
The complaint says SkyNest's land and revised plans fall within the older Discovery Park licence; HRERA has made no ruling on the merits.
The orders say a general reference to winter pollution curbs does not excuse a delay without project-specific proof.
A Punjab BJP leader asked authorities to restore canal supply to Wave Estate and nearby sectors, and no public response from the developer has been reported.
The developer says the ITAT's order cuts its ₹119.24 lakh tax demand, but penalty, jurisdiction and interest questions remain open.
The bench questioned the consultant's progress on the projects, which span about 50,000 units, and will hear the matter again on 16 November 2026.
The order adds to a run of Haryana RERA actions against a Sector 109 project whose licence was cancelled in August 2026.
The developer must set up and register a buyers' association and complete common-area transfers, even after possession, the order says.
Charges of cheating and criminal conspiracy will go forward before a magistrate, while a breach of trust charge has been set aside.
Buyers who were shown a January 2026 launch have no confirmed state registration to check, and the company's own pages say construction waits for one.
The dispute is over how capital goods supplied to distinct persons were valued, and the company says its ongoing operations are not affected.
The interim order blocks an unauthorised website using Experion’s name and project details, while the developer’s project registration application remains a separate matter.