The Supreme Court has ruled that homebuyers seeking refunds due to delays in the completion of housing projects cannot insist that developers reimburse the interest they paid on home loans. Instead, buyers are only entitled to:

1. A refund of the principal amount they paid to the builder, and
2. Compensation in the form of interest on that principal—but only as specified in the agreement between the buyer and builder

This decision makes it clear that, even if a buyer incurs extra financial costs (like bank interest on their home loan), they cannot claim that reimbursement from the developer. Builders are only legally obligated to provide refunds and any interest compensation strictly according to the contract.

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