Purchasing Multiple Houses Does Not Automatically Imply Commercial Purpose: Delhi State Commission Holds TDI Infrastructure Liable

The Delhi State Commission ruled against TDI Infrastructure Ltd. for deficient service in delivering possession of multiple commercial properties. The complainant alleged that despite paying the full amount, possession was not given within the promised timeframe. TDI argued that the delay was due to reasons beyond their control. However, the commission held TDI accountable for deficiency in service, noting that possession should have been handed over within the stipulated time as per the agreement. They directed TDI to pay compensation and interest to the complainant along with litigation costs. This case underscores consumer rights in property transactions and the obligation of developers to adhere to agreed timelines.