A brochure helps explain a project, but it is not the only document a buyer should rely on. Different claims need different evidence.
Brochure
Use it for orientation, configuration labels and the developer narrative. Check disclaimers and the date. Artistic impressions are not delivered conditions.
RERA record
Use the official portal to match promoter, project, phase and registered information. Save dated copies.
Sanctioned plans and specifications
These help establish the authorised layout and technical scope. Ask which documents apply to the exact tower and unit.
Agreement for sale
The agreement governs contractual rights and obligations. Have a qualified lawyer review carpet area, consideration, possession, delay, cancellation and specification provisions.
Sales communication
Material promises should be written, authorised and consistent with the agreement. Do not treat informal messages as a substitute for documents.
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