I am Advocate Sunita Sharma, a practicing real estate and property litigation lawyer with more than 15 years of experience handling builder-buyer disputes and property litigation, primarily focused on Gurgaon’s and Noida real estate market.
Gurgaon has seen one of the fastest real estate expansions in India, with thousands of residential and commercial projects developed by private builders. While this growth has created opportunities for homebuyers and investors, it has also resulted in frequent disputes related to project delays, possession issues, and contract violations.
To address such disputes, the Government of India introduced the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, commonly known as RERA. This law protects homebuyers by regulating real estate developers and establishing dedicated authorities for dispute resolution.
As an advocate, my role is to represent homebuyers and investors by:
Most of my RERA litigation work is concentrated in Gurgaon (Haryana RERA), with additional representation for clients from Noida whose investments involve Gurgaon-based projects.
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 was introduced to bring transparency, accountability, and fairness to India's real estate sector.
Before RERA, buyers had limited legal remedies when builders delayed projects or changed commitments. The law now provides:
I handle:
Under RERA, developers must:
Failure to comply can result in penalties, compensation orders, and legal liability.
Builder-buyer disputes are among the most common real estate conflicts in Gurgaon.
I represent homebuyers facing issues such as:
My role as an advocate includes:
Possession delays remain the most frequent RERA complaints in Gurgaon.
Homebuyers often face situations where:
Under RERA, buyers have the right to:
I assist buyers in evaluating which remedy is legally stronger based on the project status.
In cases where buyers lose trust in the project or the delay becomes unreasonable, RERA allows refund claims.
I represent clients seeking:
Refund cases are particularly common in Gurgaon projects where construction has stalled or legal approvals remain pending.
Builders sometimes alter project specifications after selling units.
Such changes may include:
Through RERA complaints, I seek enforcement of original contractual commitments.
Most of my RERA litigation is conducted before:
The legal process involves:
Advocate representation ensures that the complaint is properly drafted and legally persuasive.
Gurgaon's and Noida real estate environment is unique because of:
These factors often lead to disputes involving:
As a result, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh (UP) RERA handle a significant number of complaints from Gurgaon buyers.
This structured approach ensures that the buyer’s claim is legally strong and properly documented.