Delayed Possession Charges

Delayed Possession Charges

Delayed possession refers to situations where real estate builders or developers fail to hand over the promised property within the agreed timeline. Such delays cause financial strain, emotional stress, and loss of opportunity for homebuyers. Under the law, buyers are entitled to claim compensation, interest, or refund for the delay, ensuring accountability of builders and protection of consumer rights.

Types of Delayed Possession Cases

Builder Delays – Failure to complete and deliver property within the stipulated timeline.

Project Abandonment – Cases where projects are indefinitely stalled or left incomplete.

Unreasonable Demands – Builders demanding additional charges before granting possession.

Non-Compliance with Agreements – Builders violating RERA or contractual obligations.

Denial of Refund – Non-return of advance payments/booking amounts when possession is not provided.

Our Expertise

At Milind Modi Law Associates, we provide effective legal representation in delayed possession cases. Our legal team has vast experience in helping clients:

  • File complaints under RERA, Consumer Forums, and Civil Courts

  • Claim interest, compensation, and damages for delay in possession

  • Seek refund of booking amounts and installments from defaulting builders

  • Handle cases of unfair builder-buyer agreements

  • Ensure clients receive timely possession or legal remedies for their investments

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