A Case Analysis On Role Of Protection Of Buyers Under Real Estate Regulatory Authority Act, 2016 After The Second Wave Of Covid 19 Pandemic In Tamil Nadu
Leelesh Sundaram.B & Asst. Prof. Selva Muthu
ABSTRACT
Real estate sector in India is been growing steadily. . In the current decade with the rise in the demand and buyers of real estate’s there is also the rise in the issues concerning real estate’s affecting the buyers. One such notable issue is the selling of illegal encroached lands and construction. Various studies have put forth that there has been an increase in illegal encroachment and construction of lands, in spite of passing the Real Estate Act as there still is prevalence of this problem. As a result the state imposed lockdown, it can be seen that illegal real estate business have touched a new factum point contradicting the established Act in Tamil Nadu, the number of cases pending before the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Appellate Tribunal after the second wave of the COVID 19 pandemic has significantly increased, highlighting the need for research. Hence this research is carried out with the aim to figure out the role of Protection of Buyers Under Real Estate Regulatory Authority Act,2016 in Curbing Encroachments and Constructions Issues after the Second Wave of COVID 19 Pandemic in Tamil Nadu.
Keywords: real estate, administrative function, Real Estate Regulatory Authority, impact, Tamil Nadu, Second wave, COVID 19 pandemic
