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Rohit booked a residential flat believing the builder's promise of timely possession. The agreement mentioned a clear possession date, but even after years, construction remained incomplete. Repeated follow-ups brought no clarity, only verbal assurances.
Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, such delay is not just a contractual issue-it is a legal violation. Rohit learned that buyers are protected under RERA provisions that clearly explain how to get possession with delay interest or claim compensation for the waiting period.
While searching for legal guidance, Rohit consulted a reputed RERA law firm "Legivista Endeavors" that helped him understand how to file a case against builder through the RERA authority. The process involved submitting the builder-buyer agreement, payment records, and proof of delayed possession.
Once the complaint was filed, the builder was legally bound to respond. As per RERA rules, the authority directed the promoter to either deliver possession within a fixed timeline or pay interest for every month of delay.
For Rohit, understanding his rights under RERA changed everything. The law ensured accountability, transparency, and protection-exactly what homebuyers need when possession is delayed beyond the promised date.