What Is The Procedure For Getting Compensation For The Delayed Possession By Builder?
What is the procedure for getting compensation for the delayed possession by the builder?
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Posted by: Rinki Chaddha
Posted on: 2018-09-11
A legal notice should be filed along with payment schedule, emi details, ask him compensation as per agreement for the actual loss. It is important for the consumer to give notice to the opposite party regarding the deficiency in service or unfair practice. This is to see if the other party is willing to offer the compensation to make the good the loss suffered by the consumer. If the builder refuses or neglects the notice, then one can always approach the consumer court
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