TNRERA imposes fine on real estate firm, directs it to complete promised amenities
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) has fined Adinath Srinivasa Foundations LLP ₹3 lakh for failing to complete promised amenities at the Serene Kshetra project. The developer must now fulfill these obligations, including infrastructure like solar heaters and gardens, by September 30.
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This highlights the role of regulatory bodies in protecting consumer rights within the real estate sector.
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) has imposed a penalty of ₹3 lakh on Adinath Srinivasa Foundations LLP, directing the promoter to complete all the amenities promised in the agreement with the allottees of Serene Kshetra project.
The execution petitioner, Serene Kshetra Owners’ Association, said amenities such as a compound wall, a garden, solar water heater systems in individual units, a pharmacy, an amphitheatre, and shuttle drop service were yet to be completed by the respondent, Adinath Srinivasa Foundations LLP.
This was based on an inspection report received by the TNRERA on November 24, 2025. According to the independent engineer’s findings, a major part of the project was not provided with a compound wall. Moreover, as per the approved layout, a garden was to be developed on an area of 17,120 sq.ft. However, the site reserved for it remained vacant.
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