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MahaRERA 18 July 2026 1 min read

MahaRERA Complaint Documentation: What to Preserve and Why

Know what records to preserve for a MahaRERA complaint, from agreements and payment receipts to notices, replies and hearing papers.

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A MahaRERA complaint can require years of project and customer history. The strength of the record depends on how well the developer preserved the underlying agreement, payment, communication and possession documents.

Why this matters

Complaint documentation is not only for the legal team. Sales, accounts, CRM and project teams may each hold part of the evidence. A unified vault prevents gaps between what different departments remember.

What to organize

  • Booking form, allotment letter, agreement for sale and annexures
  • Payment receipts, demand letters and statement of account
  • Possession timeline, construction updates and customer communications
  • Complaint copy, replies, affidavits and legal notices
  • Hearing dates, orders, undertakings and compliance proof
  • Internal notes explaining approved concessions or exceptions

A practical workflow

  • Create a matter-specific record linked to the customer and unit.
  • Preserve original communications and avoid editing historical evidence.
  • Track filing and hearing dates as legal tasks.
  • Store orders and compliance proof together after each hearing.
  • Give advisors controlled access instead of emailing loose files repeatedly.

How DigiProVault helps

DigiProVault links customer records, units, agreements, documents and tasks in one place. Legal teams can build a complaint file from the existing project record instead of asking every department for copies.

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