Explainer
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 is a central statute. It sets the framework -- project registration with a state Real Estate Regulatory Authority, mandatory disclosures, escrow requirements for buyer funds, and defined delivery timelines -- but each state then implements that framework through its own rules and its own RERA authority. Reading the central Act alone tells you the shape of the obligation, not whether a specific project in a specific state has actually met it.
This matters for diligence: a project can be technically within the letter of the central Act while a state-specific rule (on carpet-area disclosure formats, or on escrow release conditions, for example) still applies on top of it. Anyone using this page as a starting point for diligence needs to pull the current rules from the relevant state RERA authority, not stop at the central text.
Ferrum OS does not use this page, or any RERA-related product feature, to assert legal compliance for any project. It is a facilitator, not a legal practitioner -- compliance status is a legal determination, not a product output.