Notification/Circular No. – F1(31)RJ/RERA/Authority Meeting/2019/328
Document Date – April 2, 2025
Applicable Act/Rule – Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
Applicable Section/Rule – Rule 16 of Rajasthan RERA Rules, 2017 (relating to Quarterly Progress Reports)
Background and Rationale
To enforce timely compliance and maintain transparency in project updates, Rajasthan RERA had earlier issued an order (No. 162 dated February 24, 2025) imposing an additional penalty of ₹5,000 per quarter for every subsequent quarter of delay in submission of Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs). This was scheduled to take effect from March 1, 2025.
However, following representations from CREDAI and various promoters highlighting practical difficulties in aligning with the earlier date, the Authority has decided to extend the effective date for implementing the penalty mechanism to May 1, 2025, providing stakeholders additional time to comply.
Detailed Comparison of Provisions
Provision | Original Order (Feb 24, 2025) | Revised Order (Apr 2, 2025) |
Effective Date of Penalty | March 1, 2025 | May 1, 2025 |
Penalty Amount | ₹5,000 per delayed quarter | ₹5,000 per delayed quarter |
Amendments and Their Implementation
Advantages of the Amendment
Implications and Future Prospects
This extension reflects Rajasthan RERA’s consultative approach in regulatory implementation. However, it also serves as a clear last opportunity for compliance, beyond which penalties will be enforced strictly. The Authority is likely to adopt similar phased enforcement approaches in future directives, but only after ensuring ample communication.
Conclusion
Rajasthan RERA’s revision of the effective date for penalty imposition on delayed QPR filings offers relief to developers but also sends a strong message about strict enforcement post-May 1, 2025. All promoters must treat this deadline as final and ensure QPR submissions are up to date to avoid financial penalties.
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