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Karnataka HC Disposes WP Seeking RERA-Directed Recovery Amid Insolvency
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Karnataka HC Disposes WP Seeking RERA-Directed Recovery Amid Insolvency

June 25, 2026

The Karnataka High Court has disposed of a writ petition seeking recovery under RERA against a company under insolvency, granting liberty to revive the petition based on NCLT outcomes.

Karnataka HC Disposes WP Seeking RERA-Directed Recovery

The Karnataka High Court has ruled on a writ petition requesting enforcement of a RERA recovery certificate amounting to ₹25,39,737 against Buoyant Technology Constellations Pvt Ltd. The High Court disposed of the petition in light of ongoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Proceedings (CIRP) before the NCLT.

The Court granted the petitioner liberty to revive the request following the resolution of the insolvency proceedings, acknowledging the complexities introduced by simultaneous legal proceedings.

This decision illustrates the intersection of RERA and insolvency law, particularly how ongoing CIRP impacts recovery processes. Legal practitioners should be aware of the implications of such judicial determinations on concurrent legal claims against insolvent entities.

Citations

  • Karnataka HC Order (2026)
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