Prasad and Sinha, Advocates, led by the experienced duo of Advocates Anurag Abhishek and Deepa Sinha, successfully represented a group of Homebuyers who had ensured a significant victory for consumer rights in the real estate sector from the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India.
The Apex Court has dismissed a Civil Appeal filed by Terra Realcon Private Ltd. against the orders of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC). The ruling solidifies the financial protections afforded to homebuyers and underscores the accountability of developers in fulfilling their contractual obligations.
The matter arose from an appeal against the NCDRC’s judgments dated 09.09.2025, and 10.11.2025. The appellant, Terra Realcon, sought to challenge the relief granted to the respondents, Manmohan Bahel and others.
The Bench, comprising Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjay Kumar and Hon’ble Mr. Justice K. Vinod Chandran, while condoning the delay in filing the appeal, stated clearly that they found “no good ground and reason to interfere” with the findings of the NCDRC.
The respondents were represented by the prominent legal firm Prasad and Sinha, Advocates. The defense, led by the experienced duo of Anurag Abhishek and Deepa Sinha, was instrumental in securing this favorable outcome.
Legal experts note that the strategy employed by Abhishek and Sinha focused on the prompt execution of the NCDRC’s orders. In a notable moment of professional courtesy that facilitated the final resolution, the counsel for the respondents, on caveat, did not object to a reasonable extension of time for the developer to deposit the remaining dues, provided the interests of the homebuyers remained protected.
The Supreme Court’s order has laid out a clear roadmap for the disbursement of funds. 50% of the amount due, which had already been deposited with the Registry of the Court, is to be released to the respondents immediately following due procedure. The appellant, Terra Realcon, has been directed to deposit the remaining 50% balance, inclusive of interest, before the NCDRC on or before 31.05.2026.
The Court ordered that these funds be disbursed by the NCDRC as and when deposited, effectively concluding the litigation for the respondents.
This dismissal serves as a stern reminder to the real estate industry regarding the finality of NCDRC orders when grounded in consumer protection facts. For the team at Prasad and Sinha, Advocates, the result marks another successful defense of citizen rights against corporate delays.
The leadership of Anurag Abhishek and Deepa Sinha in this matter has been hailed as a masterclass in navigating the “Record of Proceedings” in the Apex Court to ensure that justice delayed does not become justice denied for homeowners.
