The allotment of apartments through the application of Article 199 constitution belting was the terms of the allotment agreement announced by the Defense Housing Authority in 2003 that such apartments would be completed in three years, ie 2006, and in the event of any delay, the housing authority would receive monthly payments. The rent was obliged to pay @ Rs. 25,000 annually till the delivery of the occupants to the Housing Authority in the fixed period by the applicant as per the successful allotment in Belting in 2003. Payment of such rent to the applicant for non-completion of the apartment Demand for increased value due to an increase in construction equipment in the market due to the refusal of the housing authority to grant such occupancy to the applicant due to non-payment of the increased cost, The Authority had handed over apartments to other allottees in the year 2009 in in the year may have been available for rent of Rs 25,000 a year, but not in 2009, the Authority unilaterally increased the prices of apartments without such. Rent was increased by inflation, if the property affects construction rentals This will have effect as per the allotment agreement, the Authority cannot obtain the additional cost of such apartment from the applicant. It is not expected from the authorities that the tactics used by illegal private builders / developers to delay the delivery of the allotments to the flat will be used. The Authority cannot demand an increase in the construction cost because the applicant's volatility is met by cost.
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