CA Ramesh Agrawal
The National
Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has ordered to refund of the full
amount paid by five homebuyers in a residential project
in Gurugram and also instructed two Delhi-based builders to pay 9%
interest for delay in giving possession of the residential flats.
The homebuyers
had booked the residential flats in the year 2011 & 2012 in the “RISE”
project in Sector-37C in Gurugram, promoted by Ramprastha Promoters and
Developers and Blue Bell Protech.
The
promoters had assured to give possession of the flats by September 2015 as per Agreement
made between the builder and the homebuyers.
While disposing
of the 5 complaints filed by the homebuyer in 2016, presiding member of NCDRC Justice
Deepa Sharma ordered full repayment with interest to the homebuyers and also
imposed Rs 25,000 as a litigation cost in each case.
Justice
Deepa Sharma has also directed to the promoters to make the full payment in four weeks but there
was no response from developers.
Justice
Sharma also turned down the arguments given by the developers that the project
got delayed due to the order of the HC of Punjab and Haryana for use of water
for construction.
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