Fight for RERA, the homebuyer forum, made the claims amid reports that the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, does not penalise project completion delays before the Act came into force.
The RERA came into effect from May 1.
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In a statement, it said the Act implies that all the penal provisions apply as much to an ongoing project as to a new one.
According to Fight for RERA, it is mandatory for all projects, from the date of commencement of the Act, to first register with the regulatory authority and only then, promoters can book, sell, advertise or market these real estate projects.
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