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- Título
- Practitioner's Toolkit - Real Estate Consumer Grievances
- Autor
- Agarwal, Apurv
- Editorial
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798183841367
- Peso del artículo
- 1007 gramos
- Serie
- Libro 1 de 3: Real Estate Law in India
Practitioner’s Toolkit to Resolve Real Estate Consumer Grievances: A Combined Treatise and Practitioner’s Manual
A definitive, multi-statute guide to navigating India's complex real estate litigation landscape.
As the Indian real estate sector faces unprecedented regulatory shifts, the "developer-buyer-financier" triangle has become a highly litigious domain. Advocates and adjudicatory officers must now navigate a sophisticated, overlapping architecture of RERA, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), and the Consumer Protection Act (CPA).
The Missing Link in Legal Practice
Existing legal commentaries often treat these statutes in isolation. Practitioner’s Toolkit to Resolve Real Estate Consumer Grievances closes this gap. Authored by Apurv Agarwal—a techno-legal strategist and forensic jurist—this two-volume compendium provides the integrated, multi-forum strategy required for modern advocacy.
What You Will Find Inside:This toolkit is organized into two distinct, reinforcing volumes:
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Volume I: The Treatise (Substantive Law)
A systematic analysis of the ten primary domains governing homebuyer rights. It traces the law from constitutional foundations through RERA, IBC, CPA, Arbitration, and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023.
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Volume II: The Practitioner’s Manual (Operational Strategy)
A "battle-ready" guide for the courtroom, featuring:
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Forum Selection Matrices: Strategic triggers to decide whether to approach RERA, NCLT, or Consumer Commissions.
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RTI as Litigation Infrastructure: How to use the RTI Act to build an unassailable evidentiary record.
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Quantum Computation Methodology: The first published methodology for calculating RERA interest, synchronized with Supreme Court mandates.
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Master Intake Checklists: Standardized protocols to ensure compliance with threshold requirements and notice drafting.
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Current as of April 2026, this work integrates the latest Supreme Court jurisprudence, RERA regulatory orders, and CCI findings. It includes expert guidance on handling NCLT’s "one-hundred allottee" threshold and challenging unconscionable Builder-Buyer Agreement (BBA) terms.
Who Should Own This Book?-
Advocates and Briefing Counsel: Prepare petitions and complaints with precision.
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Judicial and Regulatory Officers: Access a systematic, citeable reference work.
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In-House Counsel: Anticipate legal strategies and manage regulatory exposure.
Bridge the gap between legislative intent and practical justice. Whether you are handling a singular consumer complaint or a complex class action, this toolkit provides the clarity, strategy, and authority required for results.
About the Author
Apurv Agarwal is a Techno-Legal Strategist and Forensic Jurist. A graduate of IIT Delhi (B.Tech.) and ISB Hyderabad (MBA, Finance), his career spans leadership roles at the IBBI, CCI, and NBCC (India) Ltd. He served as the court-appointed expert in the landmark Supertech Twin Towers case (2022).
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