Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Consumer Court Orders Refund for Unfinished Flat
Imagine someone paid a lot of money for an apartment but never got it.
A special group that helps people with problems like this, called a consumer commission, stepped in.
They told the company that was building the apartment to give the money back to the person who paid.
The apartment was booked in 2014, and the buyers paid a large sum, but the apartment was never finished.
The consumer commission ruled the company needed to give the money back with extra money for waiting.
Buyers booked a flat in Wadala for ₹71.72 lakh in 2014.
Buyers made a part payment of ₹45.35 lakh.
The buyers were not given possession of the flat.
The buyers sent a notice to the company with no response.
The consumer commission directed a refund with 9% interest.
- Who
- Consumer Commission and Property Company
- What
- Ordered refund of partial payment plus interest
- When
- Booking in 2014, commission's decision
- Where
- Wadala
- Why
- Company failed to provide the flat
Buyer's Perspective
Property Company's Perspective
Flat Possession
Buyer's Perspective
Buyers paid for a flat and did not receive it.
Property Company's Perspective
Not provided in the article.
Refund of Payments
Buyer's Perspective
Buyers demanded the refund of their payments.
Property Company's Perspective
Not provided in the article.
- Authority
- State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
- Action
- Directed refund with interest
- Flat Cost
- ₹71.72 lakh
- Payment Made
- ₹45.35 lakh
- Location
- Wadala
- Year of Booking
- 2014
- Interest Rate
- 9%