Failing To Deliver Possession Within Stipulated Period: NCDRC Holds TDI Infrastructure Liable For Deficiency In Service

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) held TDI Infrastructure liable for failure to deliver possession within the stipulated period, citing deficiency in service. The case involved a delay in handing over the possession of a residential property, which was supposed to be delivered on a specific date. The NCDRC ruled that the delay was a clear violation of the consumer’s rights and ordered compensation. This decision underlines the importance of adhering to contractual obligations in real estate transactions and holds developers accountable for delays in possession delivery, providing protection for consumers in housing deals.