1) First you take flat's possession in your hand and what he had forced you to signed that won't make any difference once society is registered and the building and its premises is handed over to society.

2) Actually this is not right time to fight with him because your amount has been invested and its chances to get spoil if you go against builder.

3) Wait for few days any how flat and construction is new, so you won't need any changes, but you can make interior and inside changes of flat, except already which are passed by municipal in layout that you won't changed it.

4) For today uses he is harassing like wet clothes should not hand in balcony for dry etc... So ask him to provide alternative option for all his restricted clause which mentioned in extra agreement.

It is necessary to peruse terms of agreement entered into by you with the builder

2) you should take possession of flat from builder

3) then file complaint against builder and seek refund of your security deposit

1. The builder can't charge anything extra than what has been mentioned in the sale agreement or for any extra work done afterwards.

2. So in this case the demand of builder has no substance and hence not permissible under law.

3. The clause restricting hanging clothes in balcony or no interior works has again no basis at all and hence not enforceable under law.

4. To seek your grievances you can file case before the consumer forum where you can be awarded with damages and compensation for the deficiency of service done by the builder.

Dear client, you can file a complaint petition before District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum relating to your problems. But before filing complaint against them you have to sent a notice to the Builders. If they do not give any respond within 30 days of serving notice, immediately you can file a complaint before Forum.

If there is any problem in terms and conditions different to the sale brochure and cost agreed by the builder you need to file a case on him in the Consumer Forum or in state commission if the value is more than 20 lacs.

1) First kindly take the possession of the property.

2) Than file a civil suit challenging the clause later signed with builder forcefully and recover amount and damages from the builder. Also the clauses restricting complete beneficial use of your own property is invalid and court shall most likely set it aside and pass direction to refund amount.

3) If at also the builder is delaying the possession file a complaint at consumer forum for damages of delay if the project is under RERA than the same can also be filed with RERA authority appointed by Maharashtra government at local jurisdiction.

Yes, you have a strong case in your favour as if something which is there in contract, and the same was not acceptable at all by a layman then it can be challenged it is not a straight jacket for all.

If the security deposit was to have been refunded on handing over the possession of the flat, then the builder is bound to return the same.

You may issue a legal demand notice and if fails to comply with the demand made,, you may file a money recovery suit against him

You can give a complaint with RERA too, but how far that will be effective is to be seen,

If he is ready to give possession, first take possession under objection

File a consumer complaint in court for deficiency in service. It will suffice your purpose. Consumer court will give you justice. Rera being new Provisions have lot of obstacles. Consumer law is liberal and more beneficial.

File a suit against the builder with RERA, he can't put such conditions in the Agreement, your are purchasing the flat.