Rera And Capital Gain-Law Relating To Immovable Property by K K Ramani and N C Jain, Wolters Kluwer

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Wolters Kluwer Rera And Capital Gain-Law Relating To Immovable Property by K K Ramani and N C Jain

Book this book is a comprehensive guide for buyers/investors of immovable property, whose interests are now well protected by the enactment of the real estate (regulation and development) Act 2016. The present edition attempts to update the law and practice relating to the real estate (regulation and development ) Act, 2016 by bringing in the discussion of the law as it has evolved with the legislative amendments, judicial decisions interpreting the provisions and the executive orders, resulting in clarity in respect of the provisions which, being at the nascent stage, were amenable to differing views. With the setting up of authorities and prescribing the web based procedure for making applications for registration, RERA is in force in most of the states and Union territories including the Union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. The state of Maharashtra continues to be ahead of all other states in all matters. Several contentious issues arising from the decisions of the authority have been addressed by the Maharashtra real estate Appellate Tribunal whose decisions are likely to be the guiding force for the authorities, till those involving substantial questions of law are decided by the high Court. A continuous follow up of the law as it crystallises is, therefore, required. The book has covered these points in detailed manner. The real estate sector which was struggling to come out of the depressing trend had to face further drawdown by covid-19 pandemic with resulting lockdown. In order to take care of the situation created by successive lockdown, the government of India, under the atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan came out with the special economic and compliance package under which the Ministry of housing has been asked to advise the authorities to treat covid-19 as force majeure under RERA. The authorities are also being advised to extend the registration and completion date. The package also advises extension of time lines under RERA for other compliances also. Book has covered these aspects at relevant places. The book also equally deals with the subject of taxation of capital gains which materially influences the financial and other planning of the developers as also of the buyers, particularly when transfer of existing property is of the nature of Substitution by another for whatever purpose. Among legislative changes after the last edition was brought out, mention may be made of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Amendment) Act 2020 laying down the threshold of number of buyers to invoke the provisions of the Act; the Maharashtra real estate (regulation and development) (recovery of interest, penalty, Compensation, fine payable, forms of complaints and appeals etc) (Amendment) rules, 2019 Amending, among others, The time line for conveying the title of the land and the building so as to make them at par with the RERA provisions and the Finance Act, 2020 affecting the provisions relating to taxation of capital gains. Considering the role of amended GST provisions to revive the sector, a br>Chapter titled “GST on real estate transactions” has been incorporated in this book to provide the updated position of such taxation. Key key is a comprehensive guide for