pune delayed execution of maharera orders has become an issue of distress among homebuyers who have demanded amendments in the real estate regulation and development act 2016 to speed up order implementationthere should be an amendment in rera we have demanded a strict time limit for hearing and decision on the execution of applications in the act this should be incorporated in the maharera rules of 2017 else the whole purpose of the act and the real estate authority would be rendered futile said citizen activist shridhar joshiwhy should citizens approach hc when there is a quasijudicial body in place asked homebuyer madhavi mehta who is planning to approach maharera with a complaintchairman of the maharashtra society welfare association ramesh prabhu said though maharera directs the promoter to pay the awarded amount to the allottees within 3045 days from the date of order it is not executed on time when the allottees approach maharera over the nonexecution of the order the first date for the hearing comes only after 1218 months prabhu said if the promoter fails to file the compliance affidavit the maharera should levy the penalty on everyday basis till the order is complied with as provided under section 63 of rera prabhu saidadvocate manjunath kakkalameli said i am fighting for at least 40 flatbuyers of a project wherein orders of compensation have been passed but not executed i think there should be an independent mechanism for the timely execution of maharera ordersnine orders executednine maharera recovery warrant orders eight from mumbai and one from pune were executed last week amounting to rs 872 crore