Article (33) empowers RERA to inspect jointly owned property to verify its suitability for intended purposes. RERA can record violations and serve notices on developers or management entities if they fail to preserve the Common Parts in good conditi…
Article (33) empowers RERA to inspect jointly owned property to verify its suitability for intended purposes. RERA can record violations and serve notices on developers or management entities if they fail to preserve the Common Parts in good condition. The agency also has the authority to audit the revenue and expenditure of the service and usage charge accounts. These powers ensure that buildings are managed according to the law and that financial resources are used appropriately.
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