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Delay in handover of a Hyde Park real estate project

By LawStreet News Network      14 February, 2022 11:13 AM      0 Comments
Delay handover Hyde Park real estate project

Sr Adv Ranjit Kumar: The lawyer invested 71 lakhs of 82 lakhs property. He is a young lawyer

Justice DY Chandrachud: He is not going to be young forever

Justice DY Chandrachud: A developer also invests in a project and we cannot pass dictates like that. Unless it is a gross delay of four years or more.. how can we entertain...

Justice Surya Kant: I know the area. It is coming up so well. You will realise later



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