RERA: Son fights against builder for property possession delay; wins Rs 37 lakh interest compensation in NCDRC

A consumer from the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has successfully won a case against a builder who delayed property possession. The builder was ordered to pay Rs 37 lakh in interest and compensation to the consumer for failing to provide possession of the property within the agreed time frame. This ruling underscores the significance of adhering to timelines in real estate transactions and emphasizes the consumer's right to seek redressal for delays. The case reflects the growing importance of consumer protection under RERA and the NCDRC, as consumers are increasingly empowered to challenge builders and developers for non-compliance with contractual obligations.