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2.         It was further stated that the Opposite Party even did not honour its commitment to pay Rs.10/- per sq. feet per month for delay in delivering possession. It was further stated that the complainants received a demand for payment alongwith offer of provisional possession dated 23.8.2014, received by email on 01.09.2014 (Annexure C-6). It was further stated that the amount of Rs.3,73,908/- mentioned therein was revised to Rs.3,42,304/- as per correct calculations, which the complainants paid vide letter dated 16.09.2014 (Annexure C-7). It was further stated that as per accounts statement (Annexure C-8), the complainants had cleared the entire dues towards the independent floor. It was further stated that the Opposite Party has not delivered the actual physical possession of the independent floor despite letters dated 2.2.2015 and 9.3.2015 (Annexures C-9 and C-10 respectively) sent to it by the complainants, which the Opposite Party was to deliver within 24 months at the most. It was further stated that two years period for handing over physical possession of the independent floor, from the date of Buyer's Agreement, expired in June 2013. It was further stated that there was no concrete scheme or license or land available with the Opposite Party for the intended project and such pre-launch offers and bookings do not stand the scrutiny of law. It was further stated that the complainants took loan from the Bank to pay the installments, which had gone waste. It was further stated that complainant No.1 is suffering loss of rent deduction amounting to Rs.7,600/- per month and Rs.2,100/- approximately as loss of house rent allowance as the Opposite Party delayed delivery of possession of the flat, in question.