that there is a serious dispute on this issue. According to the Petitioner-Developer, he is ready and willing to hand over possession of the apartment to Respondent No.2, but it is Respondent No.2, who is refusing to take the same. On the other hand, it is Respondent No.2’s case that possession has not been taken because the flat is not ready and it does not have an electricity connection, water connection or the building has an operational lift as his apartment is on the 7th Floor. It is his further case that according to him, the balance consideration for the flat that is payable is only a sum of Rs.2,74,864/-, whereas according to the PetitionerDeveloper, the amount is Rs.10,24,000/-, which not only includes the balance sale consideration, but also payment towards taxes and other various charges as contemplated in the registered sale agreement with Respondent No.2. We find that these issues cannot be gone into in the present Writ Petition. These issues between the Petitioner-Developer and Respondent No.2 can be agitated in appropriate proceedings. We find that at least till date the Petitioner-Developer has complied with the order of MAHARERA, and therefore, the notices dated 10th May 2023, 30th June 2023 and 21st December, 2023 issued by the Tahasildar do not survive any longer and are accordingly discharged.
