India, Aug. 4 -- A group of three Mumbai-based homebuyers recently approached the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA), alleging they were allotted parking spaces in a different wing than the one in which they had purchased their flats. In its order, the Authority stated that the developer's failure to allot specific, dedicated parking spaces amounts to a deficiency in service and a breach of obligations under RERA.

Three homebuyers who purchased units in the D and E wings of Veena Serenity, a project by Mumbai-based Veena Developers in Tilak Nagar, were allegedly allocated parking spaces in the C wing. However, after the formation of the housing society, wings A, B, and C were grouped into one society, while D and E f...