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Extension in possesion without any firm reason
09-Jun-2026 (In Property Law)
How to get compensation for delayed possesion by developer.i am bearing financial birden of rent plus emi ..how to get this from developer
If the developer has delayed possession beyond the promised date, you may be entitled to compensation, interest or other relief under RERA and consumer laws for the financial burden of rent and EMI. I can help you assess your case and take appropriate legal action against the developer to claim compensation.
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Adv. Kartavya Sunil Ostwal
Aurangabad, Maharashtra | 5+ Answers
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Documents Required
Builder-Buyer Agreement.
All payment receipts.
Loan sanction and EMI statements.
Rent agreement and rent payment proof.
Project brochures/advertisements.
Possession commitment documents.
Correspondence with builder.
Compensation That May Be Claimed
Interest on money paid to builder.
Rent paid during delay period.
Compensation for financial loss and inconvenience.
Litigation costs.
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Adv. Vishal Bhagwan Punwani
Mumbai | 5+ Answers
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You can file a complaint under RERA to claiming interest for delayed possession, covering your rent and EMI. Alternatively, approach the Consumer Forum for compensation for financial and mental agony.
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Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
Mumbai | 1000+ Answers
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If possession is delayed beyond the promised date, you may seek compensation, interest, rent and EMI losses by issuing legal notice and filing complaint before RERA or Consumer Commission as per the concerned provisions of law.
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Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
Pune | 700+ Answers
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If the developer has failed to hand over possession within the promised timeline, you may be entitled to compensation for the delay, including interest on the amount paid and compensation for financial losses caused by continued payment of rent and EMI. The terms of your Builder-Buyer Agreement and the promised possession date are important.
You may issue a legal notice to the developer seeking compensation and possession. If the matter is not resolved, you can approach the appropriate authority under RERA and/or the Consumer Commission for relief, including delayed possession compensation, interest, and other consequential losses.
Kindly share the Builder-Buyer Agreement, possession date promised by the developer, actual delay period, and project details for a detailed legal opinion.
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Adv. Sanket Ganpat Khamkar
Navi Mumbai | 5+ Answers
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