Supreme Court of India
Utpal Trehan v. Dlf Home Developers Ltd.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1860: Apartment Buyers’ Agreement – Delayed Possession Compensation – Builder under oblig ation to deliver the possession of the certain flats to the allottee – Handing over possession delayed since builder could not get certain regulatory clearance – Later, builder raised additi onal demands under different heads, which as per the allottee ad ded upto Rs 9 lakhs (approx) – As per the allottee, they had cleared t he requisite installments – The allottee did not take the possession in p rotest of additional demand – The allottee was further aggrieved by the fac t that
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