You'll only be governed by the builder buyer agreement executed between you and the builder during the time of booking. All other demands, other then the ones agreed upon are arbitrary and should not be paid to him. You can issue legal notice to the builder asking them to explain each and every charges imposed by him without your consent.

If he fails to respond within 15 days of the receipt of the legal notice, you can file a complaint against me in consumer court for deficiency of services and unfair trade practices adopted by him.

It is necessary to peruse terms of contract entered into builder to advice 

2) if you have not made payment on due dates builder can levy late payment fees 

3) I presume there is no delay in part of builder in delivery of possession of flat 

4) builders generally recover maintenance charges for a year in advance from flat purchasers 

You are liable to pay on 34 lacs rs.

Refuse all other payment otherwise demand refund with interest.

Complain to RERA. Without OC maintiannce not payable and shall be paid from date of possesion.

Association formation charges are maximum 10k which is shared by all members. So you need to pay maximum 3 to 400 or less rs.

You are not liable to compensate farmer. That is builder look out.

Kindly refer to your Builder buyers Agreement, you are only bound to pay the amount that has been mentioned in your agreement, kindly ask your builder regarding the enhanced amounts and issue him a legal notice for unfair trade practices and you can also complaint before the RERA.

Ask them about the reason and details of the these demands in written. 

Of you find any discrepancy than serve them with a legal notice 

You should give him a legal notice and if he doesn't respond or gives evasive replies file a complaint in the RERA tribunal immediately.

1. Both of you are bound by the terms of the agreement which has been made between the builder and the purchaser.

2. So if the demand of the builder is not supported by the terms of the agreement then you are not bound to comply the demand of the builder.

3. The defaults done by the builder in not completing the project within the stipulated time would amunt to breaqch of agreement/

4. In case of unresolved dispute file case before the consume forum. 

If you feel that the said conditions were not discussed with you then you can cancel the allotment and seek refund. On the basis of misinformation they can't dupe you

1. Except for Advance Maintenance charges and AAO charges, the builder is not entitled to demand any other amounts. Anyways thoroughly check the agreement to sale, for description of various amounts that builder would have mentioned.

2. You have an positive option to file a grievance petition against the Builder /Developer, in the local Consumer Court, for their illegal trade practice, negligence, deficiency, harassment, intimidation, cheating etc.... with proper documentary evidences and you can claim damages /compensation & interest on your investment, and for your physical & mental trauma.

- Since, you have received offer of possession letter , it means that you have entered into an agreement with the said builder after paying 10% booking amount as per rule. 

- Further, if the agreement is containing such clause , where mentioned that at the time of given possession , the amount of booked flat can be increased , then you are bound to pay the said amount demanded by the builder . 

- Further, if agreement showing the final value is 34.47 lakh , then legally the builder cannot go beyond the agreement , and you are not liable to pay the raised amount by the builder. 

- You should refuse the raised amount , and demand to issue possession letter legally . 

- If , refused , then you can cancel the booking amount , and the builder is bound to refund your entire paid amount with 10% interest due to their fault . 

- You can issue a legal notice to the said builder for accepting the agreement amount , and to execute sale deed after giving possession letter . 

- If no response , then you can file a complaint before the consumer forum on the ground of deficiency of services , and to seek compensation as well. 

Legal fees vary depending upon the lawyer engaged by you 

Legal fee varies from lawyer to lawyer. You do not necessarily have to ask for refund. you can also ask the said arbitrary charges to be waived off by the court and you be given possession only as per the  builder buyer agreement executed between you and the builder.

Stature and power of the builder have no bearing as everyone is equal before law. The builder would not be given special status in the court.

Dear Sir,

Kindly forward the copy of the agreement with the builder to access the terms and conditions binding on you.Besides that you should also demand the same from builder on what grounds they are demanding by written communication. Kindly contact via kaanoon.com if you want to contest your case in a proper manner in NCLT or NCDRC.

1. In a Court of Law the "stature and power of the builder" is useless and of no importance.
2. Look at various high profile Politicians who were jailed by Court of Law.

- Legal fee depend upon the lawyer to whom you engage .

- Maximum cases are against the builder , and a builder having no value in the eye of law, and cannot allowed to go beyond the legal limits and out of contract with the customer. 

It can't be said depending the order of the court. As per rera it's 45 days from cancellation. 

Just send legs notice for refund with interest.

You can also claim compensation through consumer court. Complain to RERA.

Refund may take time but will with interest.

File a case before consumer forum.  That is the only remedy. 

Have you discussed these issues with the builder in person?

If not then talk to the builder about this and get clarified.

You can always say that these are additional charges which you are not liable to pay since these were not informed at the time of booking or at the time of entering into a registered sale agreement.

If at all the builder is still insisting the payment and is very rude about it then you may approach consumer forum with a complaint against the builder for unfair trade practice and for compensation. 

If you are going for cancellation then you may have to see if there is a violation on the part of the builder so that you can get full refund, if there is a fault ion yor side then the builder may deduct upto 5% of the booking amount. However it may take time for him to refund the amount.

Yo can approach RERA for relief and remedy in case of any hardship in this regard.

10%

They can not demand money other than what was agreed upon. Further they can not also unilaterally change the terms of the Contract. If any terms of the Contract is to be changed, it has to be agreed upon by both the parties and therefore their demand of extra money as well as change of exit plan is contrary to law and further amounts to deficiency in service. Therefore you can file a Complaint in a district forum.

usually 10 percent . 

1. You are not liable to pay all the charges demanded by Builder under any head except which is agreed by you by booking agreement. 

2. Builder generally collect maintenance charges at time of possession. 

3. You should send him a legal notice for details of the demand done by builder. 

4. if you dont find the reply satisfactory then you can file complaint Before consumer forum against builder for inappropriate demands by builder. 

The RERA tribunal would impose costs on him and compel him to pay you a refund. The stature of the builder is immaterial here.