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Mumbai: RERA gives verdict in first case with recorded call as evidence
Updated On: 01 March, 2019 08:45 PM IST | Mumbai | Vinod Kumar Menon
Asks developer to refund amount with interest at the rate of 10.55 % per annum to complainant, also directs to pay Rs 1 lakh for compensation and Rs 50,000 towards complaint

Complainant Naresh Bohra claimed that the developer had failed to register the agreement under RERA with the same terms and conditions and even furnished false information
For the first time, RERA has given a verdict in favour of a complainant, after accepting a phone conversation as evidence in a case. Real estate lawyers and activists have welcomed the recent order of MahaRERA (Maharashtra Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA)), wherein the recorded telephonic conversation between a flat buyer, a businessman, Naresh Bohra, and a developer's representative was used as evidence.
mid-day, in its article, 'In a first, RERA accepts recorded call as proof,' on May 16, 2018, had written about the acceptance of the telephonic conversation as evidence by MahaRERA. The matter was adjourned for final order. Advocate Nilesh Gala represented the complainant.
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