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RERA Cause List — All States
Find the official RERA tribunal hearing schedule for your state. Direct links to state RERA portals where cause lists are published.
Uttar Pradesh
Go to the UP RERA website and look for 'Cause List' under the 'Orders & Cause List' section.
Haryana
Visit the HRERA portal and click on 'Cause List' in the main menu.
Karnataka
Visit the K-RERA portal and look for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the navigation or announcements section.
Gujarat
Visit the GujRERA portal and navigate to the hearing schedule or cause list section.
Rajasthan
Visit the Rajasthan RERA portal and look for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the menu.
Telangana
Visit the TS RERA portal and check for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the navigation.
Madhya Pradesh
Visit the MP RERA portal and navigate to the 'Cause List' or hearing schedule section.
Kerala
Visit the Kerala RERA portal and check for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the navigation.
Punjab
Visit the Punjab RERA portal and look for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the menu.
Odisha
Visit the Odisha RERA portal and check for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the navigation menu.
Chhattisgarh
Visit the CG RERA portal and look for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the navigation.
Andhra Pradesh
Visit the AP RERA portal and check for 'Cause List' or 'Hearing Schedule' in the navigation.
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What Is a RERA Cause List?
A RERA cause list is the official hearing schedule published by a State Real Estate Regulatory Authority under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. It lists all cases — complaints, appeals, and miscellaneous applications — scheduled for hearing on a particular date before the RERA Authority, Adjudicating Officer, or Appellate Tribunal.
What does a cause list contain?
- Case/Complaint number — the unique reference assigned to your RERA complaint or appeal
- Parties' names — names of the complainant (typically the homebuyer) and respondent (typically the builder/promoter)
- Hearing date and time — when the case is listed for hearing
- Bench/Officer details — which adjudicating officer or member will hear the matter
- Case status — whether it's a fresh complaint, adjourned matter, or order date
How often is it updated?
Most state RERA authorities publish cause lists one to two days before the hearing date. Larger authorities like MahaRERA (Maharashtra) and UP RERA publish daily cause lists for their multiple benches, while smaller states may publish weekly schedules or update less frequently.
Cause list vs. order — what's the difference?
A cause list tells you when your case will be heard. An order is the decision that comes after the hearing. Cause lists are published before hearings; orders are published after the hearing concludes and the authority renders its decision.
Disclaimer: BuilderDelay.in does not host or reproduce any state RERA cause list. We provide direct links to official state RERA portals where cause lists are published. For the most current and accurate hearing schedule, always refer to your state's official RERA portal. Cause list availability and format vary by state.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a RERA cause list?
A RERA cause list is the official hearing schedule published by a State Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It lists all cases scheduled for hearing on a particular date, including case numbers, parties' names, bench details, and hearing times.
Where can I find my state's RERA cause list?
Each state RERA authority publishes cause lists on their official portal. Visit your state's RERA website and look for 'Cause List', 'Hearing Schedule', or 'Orders' section. BuilderDelay.in provides direct links to all state RERA portals on this page.
How often is the RERA cause list updated?
Most state RERA authorities update their cause lists one to two days before the hearing date. Larger authorities like MahaRERA and UP RERA publish daily cause lists, while smaller states may publish weekly schedules.
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