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Man paid Rs 1.73 cr for Gurgaon flat, waited for a decade; commission orders refund + 12% interest
Times of India 1 hr ago·5 Oct 2026, 10:42 am
A consumer court has ordered a Gurgaon developer to refund a buyer Rs 1.73 crore plus 12% interest. The buyer, who booked a 2,600 sq ft apartment in 2012, had paid the full amount based on the developer's assurances. The court found that the developer failed to deliver the property on time, justifying the refund order.
This ruling highlights the risks of delayed project launches in the real estate sector. For investors, it underscores the importance of scrutinizing a developer's track record and legal standing before investing. A developer's inability to meet timelines can lead to significant financial liabilities and erode investor confidence.
Investors should monitor the developer's response to this order and any potential impact on their stock prices. A successful appeal by the developer could mitigate the financial hit, while a settlement might signal a commitment to resolving past disputes. Watch for updates on the legal proceedings and the developer's liquidity position.
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