Who we serve
Home buyer protection and RERA remedies
Pre-purchase checks, agreement review, possession advice and complaint support for buyers.
A home purchase is usually the largest financial commitment a household makes, and most of the useful protection is available before the agreement is signed. The RERA Act, 2016 requires registered projects to disclose key information, limits advances taken without a written agreement under Section 13, and gives allottees remedies under Sections 18 and 19 when a project goes wrong.
NXS48 helps buyers before and after purchase. Before: advocates review the agreement for sale or allotment letter, and a project and promoter background check looks at registration, litigation, escrow and approvals. After: possession and occupancy questions, and, where necessary, a complaint before the Authority, which is handled by the dispute desk.
Situations we are asked about
- Comparing an agreement for sale with the project’s registered details
- Buying a resale flat where a society transfer and dues are involved
- A project is delayed and the builder offers a revised date
- Possession is offered without an occupancy certificate
- A carpet area on the agreement differs from what was measured
Legal touchpoints
- RERA Act, 2016, Sections 13, 14, 18 and 19
- Section 31 complaints and Section 71 adjudication
- Maharashtra RERA Rules, 2017 (model agreement for sale)
- Society transfer rules for resale purchases
Relevant service desks
Title Search, Land Due Diligence & Technical Reports
Review of title records, project information and technical material to help clarify property risks before a transaction or development decision.
RERA Litigation & Dispute Resolution Desk
Case-specific representation and dispute support before relevant RERA authorities and tribunals; outcomes depend on facts and decision-makers.
Home Buyer Protection Desk
Pre-purchase, agreement and possession-stage review services for home buyers, with litigation matters cross-linked to the dispute desk.
Frequently asked questions
Can I file a complaint myself?
Yes. Sections 31 and 56 allow a person to file a complaint and to be represented by an authorized representative or advocate, as the Act and rules permit. NXS48 supports with preparation and representation if you choose to engage us.
Can you promise a refund or compensation?
No. Outcomes depend on the facts, the documents and the decision of the Authority or Tribunal. We can assess your documents and explain the available options.
Contact us for a tailored proposal
Tell us about the property, project or dispute. We scope the work first and prepare a proposal for it.