The Bombay High Court will hear a crucial case filed by Abhishek Lodha to prevent his brother from using the ‘Lodha’ name in business ventures. This high-profile case raises important questions about brand protection and intellectual property rights for family-run businesses in India.
Gurugram: Raheja Developers, a prominent name in the real estate sector, is under scrutiny as authorities take action for the company’s failure to deposit ₹77 lakh for a structural audit. This move comes as part of an ongoing investigation into the safety and quality of construction at one of their projects.
The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has imposed penalties on DLF Gayatri Developers and several other real estate firms for failing to comply with regulatory norms. This move underscores RERA’s commitment to ensuring transparency and accountability in the real estate sector, safeguarding homebuyers’ interests
M3M India Expands Footprint in Noida with ₹400 Crore Plot Acquisition In a significant move that underscores the growing demand for premium real estate in the Delhi-NCR region, M3M India has acquired a 24,000 sq m plot along the bustling Noida Expressway. The acquisition, finalized under the Noida Authority's auction scheme, has reportedly cost the developer ₹400 crore. This strategic purchase is expected to bolster M3M India's presence in the ever-expanding Noida real estate market, further strengthening its position as a leading player in the luxury and commercial property segments.
In a significant move aimed at enforcing stricter adherence to real estate norms, the Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has taken action against DLF Gayatri Developers and several other developers for non-compliance, highlighting the importance of adhering to Telangana RERA penalties, developer compliance, and real estate regulation. with RERA regulations. The penalties imposed serve as a stern reminder to all stakeholders in the real estate sector about the importance of following legal and regulatory requirements.
Maharashtra is set to revolutionize its property registration process with the introduction of the 'One State, One Registration' scheme by the end of April 2025. This initiative will allow citizens to register land or property documents at any sub-registrar office across the state, irrespective of the property's location. At Rathi Global Realty Services, we believe this reform will significantly benefit homebuyers and investors by simplifying the documentation process and enhancing accessibility.