V.K. Jain, Presiding Member—The complainants in these matters, booked apartments with the opposite party in a complex known as ‘vistas’ which it is developing in sector 70 of Gurgaon, and they entered into individual “Buyers Agreement” with the opposite party. The possession of the apartments was agreed to be delivered to them within 36 months from the date of their respective agreements. In CC No. 433/2014, 434/2014, 466/2014, 474/2014, 475/2014 and 502/2014, the apartments were initially allotted to some other persons, from whom they were later purchased by the concerned complainants. However, there was no change in the date stipulated in the Buyers Agreement for delivery of possession of the flat. The grievance of the complainants is that neither the possession of the apartments has been given to them nor is the construction complete though the last date stipulated in the Buyer’s Agreement for delivery of the possession to them has already expired more than 2 years ago. The complainants are, therefore, before this Commission seeking delivery of the possession of the flats agreed to be sold to them or in the alternative payment of current market value of such houses which i