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SC Directs Developers To Compensate Homeowner For Lack Of Occupation Certificate
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January 14, 2022
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January 14, 2022
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4:49Now PlayingThe Supreme Court has found that a real estate developer is liable to reimburse homebuyers for increased taxes and other costs that they are forced to pay in the absence of an occupation certificate (OC), in a judgement that advances the latter's interests under consumer protection law. A court led by Justice Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud ruled that a homebuyer is a "customer" under the consumer protection statute since a builder's failure to secure an occupation certificate is considered a "deficiency in service" under the law. The court also dismissed the notion that a developer cannot be held liable because it does not collect municipal taxes or electricity rates as a service provider.
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