You can exit with a full refund plus interest, or stay and get interest for every month of delay. In Maharashtra the rate is SBI's highest MCLR plus 2%.

Delayed possession is the most common complaint we hear from buyers of new flats. Section 18 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act gives you two choices.
Staying in the project does not mean giving up your claim. You are owed interest for every month of delay.
Under Rule 18 of the Maharashtra RERA Rules, the rate is SBI's highest marginal cost of lending rate (MCLR) plus 2% per year. It is simple interest, and the same rate the builder would charge you for late instalments.
MahaRERA regularly orders builders to hand over flats and pay delay interest. A Free Press Journal report covers one such order against a Chembur developer.
Next steps: how to file a MahaRERA complaint and enforcing an order if the builder does not pay.
SBI's highest MCLR plus 2% per year, simple interest, under Rule 18 of the Maharashtra RERA Rules.
No. Under section 18 you can stay in the project and receive interest for every month of delay until possession.
This is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change, so check your own case with a lawyer or CA.
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