Unreasonable To Force Buyer To Wait For Possession After Delay Of 7 Years: NCDRC

NCDRC: Unreasonable to Force Buyer to Wait 7 Years for Possession The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) ruled that it was unreasonable to force a homebuyer to wait for possession of a property after a delay of seven years. The buyer had been promised timely possession but faced prolonged delays. The NCDRC ordered the developer to compensate the buyer for the delay and also deliver possession within a specified period. This case highlights the importance of timely delivery of possession in real estate transactions and reinforces the rights of homebuyers under consumer protection laws.