Modifications under RERA
Why It’s Required?
As per the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), once a project is registered, the promoter cannot make alterations or modifications to the sanctioned plans, layout, specifications, or common areas without proper approvals. For minor modifications, consent from the concerned authority may be sufficient. However, for major changes that affect project design or structure, the promoter must obtain the written consent of at least two-thirds of the allottees in addition to approval from the competent authority.
The application for modifications should be filed before implementing any change to ensure legal compliance and avoid disputes. Unauthorized modifications may lead to penalties, cancellation of registration, or litigation. By securing proper approvals and allottee consent, promoters ensure that project development remains transparent, legally compliant, and aligned with buyer expectations, thereby protecting both business reputation and customer trust.
What We Do?
Bluvaron Solutions LLP expert team prepare modification applications, upload revised approvals, and secure RERA authority approval.