The RBI issued the Reserve Bank of India (All India Financial Institutions - Responsible Business Conduct) Third Amendment Directions, 2026, updating conduct rules for recovery agents engaged by All India Financial Institutions in collecting loan dues. The amendment takes effect from 1 January 2027.$s6$, NULL, 'https://rbi.org.in/Scripts/NotificationUser.aspx?Id=13671&Mode=0', 'Reserve Bank of India', ARRAY['banking-regulation','secured-lending'], ARRAY['CENTRAL'], '2026-08-06T00:00:00+05:30', 'https://rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/notification/PDFs/NT229A19B0E3435284F00831B68A9482B6ABD.PDF', 'notification', 'rbi-issues-third-amendment-to-recovery-agent-conduct-directions-for-all-india-fi-52a190' ), ( $t7$RERA Registration Extension Does Not Extend Agreed Possession Date: Telangana REAT Dismisses 31 Vasavi Realtors Appeals$t7$, $s7$The Telangana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal held that extending a project's RERA registration does not automatically extend the possession date promised in the agreement of sale, and a promoter cannot change that date without the buyers' consent. It dismissed 31 appeals by Vasavi Realtors and upheld 10.70% annual interest payable to homebuyers of the Vasavi Lake City-West project for delayed possession.
What this changes for a title check
A project's RERA registration validity date and its promised possession date are legally distinct; a promoter cannot point to a registration extension as proof it is not in default on possession. For due diligence on a resale unit or fresh financing in a project with a known delivery history, check the agreement's own possession date and any standing delay-interest or possession order against the promoter separately from the registration record, since the registration record alone will understate the promoter's actual exposure.