Supreme Court of India
M/s Ireo Private Limited v. Aloke Anand and Others
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For the above reasons, we affirm the judgment of the NCDRC, since the position in the present case is distinguishable from the facts before this Court in Abhishek Khanna (supra).
Judgment, page 14
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Housing – Apartment Buyers Agreement – Apartment not handed over in time by developer – Allottee filed consumer complaint seeking a direction to the developer to provide the apartment, compliant with all the requirements mentioned in the ABA, within six months of the complaint, i.e., by 3 November 2017 – Along with this, the allottee sought compensation for delayed possession, calculated at the rate of 18 per cent p.a. on the amount deposited with the developer from the date on which actual possession was to be delivered (March 2015) and in case developer failed…
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