Allahabad HC says delayed flat buyers can still claim interest
In short
The Allahabad High Court said a buyer does not lose the right to interest just because they accepted a delayed flat. It also said RERA rules do not set a time limit for that payment.
This matters for homebuyers and builders because it affects delayed-delivery claims. The report does not name the case or say how many buyers are affected.
What the reporting says
The Allahabad High Court ruled that accepting possession of a delayed flat does not stop a homebuyer from claiming interest. The court also said RERA rules do not specify any limit period for such payment, according to the source summary. The reporting does not identify the case name, the parties, or whether the ruling changes any earlier order.
Why it matters
The Allahabad High Court ruled that accepting possession of a delayed flat does not bar a homebuyer from seeking interest, and the source says RERA does not set a time limit for that payment. This could support compensation claims in delayed housing cases and affect developers facing similar disputes. The reporting does not provide the case details, amount of interest, or any broader enforcement outcome.