you are not bound to pay for addition area

2) agreement for ale clearly mentioned area as 1180 square feet +330 square feet of private garden area.

3) builder cannot arbitrarily increase the carpet area of the flat and demand addition payment

4) builder has to carry on construction as per sanctioned plans . if plans show flat area as 1180 square feet builder cannot arbitrarily increase area by ______square feet and demand flat owners pay for additional area

5) in the alternative pay amount under protest take possession of flat

6) then file complaint before consumer forum and seek refund of excess payment made by you with interest

1. This builder is a crook and do not listen to him.

2. If he is talking about carpet/built up area of flat then get it measured by a surveyor.i am sure there would not be any extra found.

3. if that is so then send him a legal notice seeking execution and registration of a deed of conveyance.

4 If he refuses to do so within the prescribed time limit file a case before the consumer forum wherein you would get both damages and compensation apart form registration of the sale deed.

So act accordingly.

The area mentioned in the agreement of sale is final and binding on both parties, if the builder is demanding additional amount of Rs.2.00 Lakhs his demand must be justified and valid, in order to cross check his explanation that additional area has been added up to the flat post construction, get the entire flat area measured in his presence, take the final measurement certificate, if excess area is indeed coming to your share, then you may pay, otherwise, refuse to pay the amount demanded by the builder.

Regarding the legal formalities to be completed in the event you decide to pay, you may contact a local advocate and get this information.

You can ask the builder to give it in writing o that you can negotiate with the bank seeking additional loan amount based on his statement.

The builder will not give anything in writing legally because this a ploy deployed by the builder to extract more money in the name of some fictitious ideas or imaginary concept.

If ther is no such in the sale agreement you may refuse to pay the same or may seek an expert engineer's opinion before making any payment in this regard.

the overall property costs can be divided into two parts – one that is to be paid to the builder while the other are the statutory and legal costs. And within each of these categories itself there are several hidden costs which a buyer must pay at different stages.

However there is no provision for charging the extra area or whatever the builder may term it.

The registered sale agreement can be enforced in the court of law as per the conditions agreed in the sale agreement deed.

The question is about the the sale agreement and not about the unregistered porperty.

You can initiate legal action by first sending a legal notice to the builder, await his response and then you may plan further legal course of action on this.

1)agreement for sale would be valid even if it is not registered to take legal proceedings against the builder