Mr. Anand Kapure Vs M/s. Jangid Construction

Decided On04 Oct 2017
AppellantMr. Anand Kapure
RespondentM/s. Jangid Construction
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Summary

Case Summary

The complainant booked a flat on 20-07-2015 for an amount of Rs 92, 48,600, out of which he paid an amount of Rs 91, 99,874 till date with an outstanding amount of Rs 48,726 only.

The complainant alleges that the respondent has not delivered the flat, which according to the Agreement for Sale dated 23-03-2016, should have been delivered in June 2016.

The matter was heard on 26-09-2017, in which the advocate for respondent sought some time to amicably settle the dispute.

The matter was heard again on 4-10-2017 as the parties could not settle the matter amicably.

The advocate for the respondent clarified that the possession date as per the Agreement should be June 2017. Further arguing, the advocate replied that the possession could not be handed over as an order of the High Court, dated 5-05-2017, restrained the planning Authority from issuing the OC.

Conclusion by MahaRERA

Considering the Agreement for Sale dated 23-03-2016, it is clear that the possession of the flat has been delayed in this case. Hence, the respondent is directed to pay an interest equal to 2% more than the MCLR as prescribed in Section 18 of the RERA Act, 2016 and Rules made there under from June 2017 till the date of possession.

Any amount paid by the respondent already, will be taken into account. The respondent shall also submit the compliance report. Hence, the complaint is disposed of. 

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