I booked a flat in Noida Extension in 2010, with a revised delivery date of May 2015. The builder offered possession in August 2016, demanding full payment. I have concerns: they charged a higher area rate based on current prices, levied a Rs 70 per square foot farmer compensation without explanation, demanded illogical fees not in the original agreement, and didn’t offer any late penalty. They pressured me to pay, threatening cancellation. I paid under protest, but want to explore legal options. Any advice?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I booked a flat in Noida Extension in 2010, with a revised delivery date of May 2015. The builder offered possession in August 2016, demanding full payment. I have concerns: they charged a higher area rate based on current prices, levied a Rs 70 per square foot farmer compensation without explanation, demanded illogical fees not in the original agreement, and didn’t offer any late penalty. They pressured me to pay, threatening cancellation. I paid under protest, but want to explore legal options. Any advice?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I booked a flat in Noida Extension in 2010, with a revised delivery date of May 2015. The builder offered possession in August 2016, demanding full payment. I have concerns: they charged a higher area rate based on current prices, levied a Rs 70 per square foot farmer compensation without explanation, demanded illogical fees not in the original agreement, and didn’t offer any late penalty. They pressured me to pay, threatening cancellation. I paid under protest, but want to explore legal options. Any advice?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You have grounds to pursue legal action against the builder for non-compliance with the original agreement, charging inflated prices and fees, and pressuring you to pay without offering any penalty for delay. Consult a lawyer specializing in real estate disputes to assess your options and explore filing a complaint with the relevant consumer forum or RERA authority.

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