The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has identified a concerning trend where complainants have not included co-allottees as co-complainants in some cases. This omission has led to complaints being disposed of after hearing only one party, without considering the interests of all allottees involved. To address this issue, UP-RERA has decided that the names of co-allottees must be included as co-complainants in complaints filed by allottees.
UP-RERA recognizes that joint allotment of houses or shops is common, and disputes between co-allottees or co-owners can arise. Therefore, it is now mandatory for complainants to add co-allottees as co-complainants in all future complaints if their names are mentioned in the agreement for sale (BBA) and allotment letter.
Complainants with pending complaints before RERA benches or in the court of adjudicating officers are directed to immediately submit an application to UP-RERA for adding the names of co-allottees. An online facility has been created on the UP-RERA portal where complainants can file such applications using their dashboard.
This decision by UP-RERA aims to ensure that the interests of all co-allottees are protected and that complaints are dealt with fairly and comprehensively.
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