Can property purchaser claim compensation for delayed projects after taking possession?

In the state of Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has, is issued an statement, added that residential and property purchasers aren’t profess recompense or interest for detained ownership below the section 18 of the RERA Act later on taking ownership of their property.

MahaRERA’s exposition of the RERA Act’s of Section 18 is that there should be a contravention at the period of registering the issue’s documentary.

The case

Girish Bhoite was owned the property which earlier belongs to Paranjpe Schemes Construction Limited which is in location of Pune. The commitment proof for the sun of Rs 50 lakh property was approved in the year later on June 2015 and ownership was known for the period to be given by the month of March 2019, the order which stated states.

The house purchaser took ownership for the same in month of May 2022 and hence later on registered the complaint in MahaRERA on behalf of interest including with remuneration for detained ownership of the same.

The builder added that the issue was detained due to of some  environmental concern and nothing else. Also, it was also detained because of Covid-19 pandemic too.

MahaRERA order

Before hand going through the statements of either the property purchaser and the builder, MahaRERA stated that interest for detained or ownership for detain in belonging only matters when the constructors (developer) refused to finish the project or if they can’t to give proprietorship according to the period of time mentioned in the paper for sale.

The MahaRERA was also recently included that any profess for comfort below Section 18 of the RERA Act must be lifted while the bilking on the side of the constructors is remaining on the time of registering of the complaint.