Property ownership disputes : These disputes typically arise when two or more parties claim ownership of the same property.

Construction disputes : These disputes can arise between property owners and contractors, subcontractors, or architects. They can involve disputes over construction defects, delays, or non-payment.

Delay in Possession : This is one of the most common types of disputes under RERA. Homebuyers often face delays in possession due to various reasons such as non-compliance by the developer, lack of funds, or other factors. RERA provides protection to homebuyers against such delays and ensures that developers adhere to the timeline for possession.

Quality of Construction : Homebuyers can file a complaint under RERA if the quality of house is upto the mark.

Real estate fraud : These disputes arise when one party intentionally misrepresents the value, condition, or ownership of a property.

Environmental disputes : These disputes can arise when there is contamination or pollution on a property that affects neighboring properties.

Nuisance disputes : These disputes arise when one property owner’s use of their property interferes with the use and enjoyment of another property owner’s property. Examples include noise complaints, odor complaints, or disputes over unsightly conditions.

Lease disputes : These disputes arise between landlords and tenants, typically over issues such as rent payments, maintenance responsibilities, or lease renewal terms.