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UP-RERA bars blanket homebuyer consent for building-plan changes

The regulator’s direction addresses how consent for changes to building plans is sought from homebuyers.

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UP-RERA bars blanket homebuyer consent for building-plan changes

Google News: UP-RERA and Awas Vikas reported on 2026-11-13 that UP-RERA has barred blanket consent from homebuyers for changes in building plans.

What happened

UP-RERA has barred developers from seeking blanket consent from homebuyers for changes to building plans. The source does not specify the consent process or the types of changes covered.

Why it matters

Homebuyers considering a property affected by a building-plan change should know that blanket consent is barred. The report does not describe the direction’s implementation details.

Expert view

The reported restriction makes the scope of consent relevant when a buyer is asked to agree to a plan change. The available source does not provide further details about the approval or consent procedure.

What buyers should check

If asked to consent to a building-plan change, check what change the request covers and whether the consent is specific. The report does not state what documents or steps UP-RERA requires.

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