Originally, the project aimed to complete by 01-07-2016. The revised date in the RERA filing is 31-12-2021 for booked apartments, and infrastructure completion was projected by 31-07-2020. Buyers should verify the current status with the developer or on the HRERA portal.

As per RERA norms, the draft agreement mentions that the rate of interest for delay in possession is SBI’s highest MCLR + 2%. Buyers should review the Builder-Buyer Agreement to confirm the exact compensation terms.

Manor One includes 1 BHK units (Tower A), 2 BHK units (Towers B1–B5), 3 BHK units (Towers C1–C5), 4 BHK units (Tower D), and 14 Villa units. Some configurations may include a study or servant room.

Flooring typically includes Italian marble or engineered wood, with tiles in kitchens and bathrooms. Kitchens are modular with premium hob, chimney, RO, and granite countertops. Bathrooms have premium tiles and imported CP fittings, some with bathtubs or jacuzzis. Doors are 8 ft high with polished wood veneer frames, and a VRV air-conditioning system is planned for certain units.

On-site amenities include internal roads and pavements, water supply, sewage treatment, electricity systems, street lighting, security and firefighting systems, green belts, parks, playgrounds, clubhouse/community center, and a shopping area.

Yes. The project plans for 964 underground parking spaces, 38 stilt parking spots, and 194 open parking spaces. Buyers should check with the developer for allocation details.

Yes. The RERA filings indicate a total loan/financial liability of around ₹50,300 Lakhs against the project. Prospective buyers should confirm how these liabilities are structured and if they affect individual units.

The promoter has submitted a Non-Default Certificate from a Chartered Accountant, indicating no default on debt liabilities during that period. Nonetheless, buyers should conduct their own due diligence.

As per the RERA filing, buyer payments are deposited into a dedicated Axis Bank (Ranchi Branch) escrow account (A/C No. 919020003704777). RERA rules require that 70% of receipts be used strictly for the project.

The land license (No.110 of 2011) was granted to Vinman Constructions Pvt. Ltd. & Elite Villas Pvt. Ltd. Kashish Developers is collaborating as the developer under a 60:40 revenue share agreement. This means Kashish Developers has development rights but is not the sole landowner.

According to the filing, ownership has not changed since the license was granted. The collaboration agreement and Power of Attorney were executed and registered post-license.

Yes. The documents indicate that a draft allotment letter and a draft Builder-Buyer Agreement (aligned with the Haryana RERA model) are available. Important clauses include a 5-year defect liability and interest on delayed possession.

Buyers can check the HRERA portal for updated registration details and documents, consult the Town & Country Planning Department in Haryana for license verification, and request copies of all approvals (e.g., sanctioned building plans, NOCs) from the developer.

The RERA documents do not detail the final maintenance structure. Typically, an RWA or a facility management company is formed. Buyers should clarify the monthly or annual maintenance charges and any sinking fund requirements.

Yes. As per the draft agreement, there is a 5-year defect liability period covering structural or workmanship issues. Buyers should confirm the exact terms in the final agreement.