Supreme Court of India
Haryana Urban Development Authority v. Saurabh Aggarwal
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Housing: Interest-Rate of-Allotment of plot-Delay in handing over possession Despite deposit of substantial amounts-District Forum awarded 18% interest p.a. on the deposited amount-Correctness of-Held: Interest cannot be granted @ 18% p.a. in all cases irrespective of facts-Development Authority to pay interest@ 15% p.a. from date of each deposit till date of payment-Authority will not charge interest on delayed payment prior to the date of offer of possession-If by that date the original allotment price had been paid the Authority will not be entitled to and will not charge any interest-If
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