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KRERA orders Embassy Group to compensate buyers Rs 4 crore for delay in luxury Bengaluru project

According to Karnataka RERA documents, the RERA registration period for the project Embassy One was 2019. However, the authority granted an extension for 9 months in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. When the developer failed to complete the project even by that date, the authority extended it till 2026 in March 2024.

June 27, 2024 / 17:01 IST
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hile the handover date was 2018, the developer failed to offer possession even after six years of the promised handover date.

The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (KRERA) has asked Embassy One Developers Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of the Bengaluru-based Embassy Group, to pay Rs 4.2 crore in delayed compensation to homebuyers after it failed to deliver possession five years after the agreed handover date.

The authority noted that for the luxury Embassy One project in north Bengaluru, the developer had failed to file objections despite seeking three months from KRERA. Thus it ordered the developer to pay the compensation from the date of the promised handover to the date of possession. "Additionally, the developer will have to pay interest for further delay in completion of the project," it added.

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In this case, the homebuyer Poonam Prabhu had booked the apartment in the luxurious Embassy One project for Rs 7.8 crore in 2016. The handover date was 2018, but the developer failed to offer possession even after six years of the promised handover date.

Located in north Bengaluru, Embassy One is a premium luxury project sprawling over more than six acres and has 109 apartments. The units are spread across two towers and offer 1-5 BHK options.