ORDER

Prem Narain,Presiding Member—These two consumer complaints have been filed by the complainant Pawan Gupta against the opposite party Experion Developers Pvt. Ltd.

2. As the parties in these complaints are same and the complaints relate to the request for handing over the possession in both the cases, these complaints are being considered together for passing final order.

3. Brief facts of both the complaints are as under:-

CC 285 of 2018

3.1. The complainant had purchased 2 residential flats in a project by the name of “Windchants” of the opposite party. The present case is for Unit no. WT-05/1202 allotted to the complainant. The total consideration of the apartment was Rs. 2,92,89,639/- which was later unfairly raised to Rs.3,10,48,232/- (due to an increase in the sale area) and the builder -buyer’s agreement was signed on 26.12.2012. As per clause 10(a) of the agreement, possession was to be given within 42 months plus 6 months as the grace period, from the date of approval of building plans; or date of receipt of the approval of the Ministry of Environment and Forest, Govt. of India for the project; or execution of the agreement dated 26.12.2012, whichever is later. Thus, the p