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The Authority has found that Mehta Builders, a promoter, has had its project registration revoked for violations. Under the Act, what must the Authority do about this promoter in relation to public information?

The Authority must maintain a public website database and enter the defaulting promoter's name and photograph, with project details and reasons, where registration is revoked or a penalty imposed. This is required by Section 34(c) for public access.

  1. AEnter the promoter's name and photograph with project details and reasons in a public database on its website as a defaulterCorrect
  2. BSend a private notice only to the allottees of that project
  3. CPublish the promoter's name only in the Official Gazette
  4. DKeep the information confidential until the promoter appeals

Explanation

Section 34(c) requires the Authority to maintain a database on its website for public viewing and enter names and photographs of promoters as defaulters, including project details and reasons, where registration is revoked or penalty imposed. A private notice or gazette-only publication does not meet this.

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