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Accepting delayed flat possession does not automatically waive compensation, HC says

2 sources · first seen 16:14 25 Sept · updated 19:36 25 Sept

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  • Buyers can claim interest for delayed possession even after accepting the keys
  • A 'zero period' cannot erase the builder's earlier default
  • The ruling strengthens homebuyers’ compensation claims and may affect Indian real estate developers

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2 reports · earliest 16:14
Business StandardDelayed flat possession: Accepting keys won't end interest claim, says HC16:14MintFlat possession delayed? You can claim interest even after accepting keys, rules Allahabad High Court19:36