Form ‘N’, Application to Adjudicating Officer (Form N 06 08 2026)
Form ‘N’, Application to Adjudicating Officer, is an official guidance form for submitting a compensation claim under section 31 read with section 71 of the Act. The supplied document does not identify the issuing department and contains no government order number or issue date.
What the form is for
Form ‘N’, Application to Adjudicating Officer, is used by an appellant seeking compensation from a promoter. The form states that the claim is made under section 31 read with section 71 of the Act and is filed in the office of the Adjudicating Officer.
The document is marked as being under rule 38(1). It also contains office fields for the filing date, date of receipt by post, application number, signature and authorised officer.
Who may need it
Form ‘N’ affects an allottee who wants an Adjudicating Officer to decide a compensation claim concerning an apartment, plot or building. It also affects the promoter or other person named as the respondent.
The appellant must provide:
- The appellant’s name.
- The address of the appellant’s existing office or residence.
- An address where notices can be served.
- Details of the allottee’s apartment, plot or building.
For each respondent, the application asks for the respondent’s name, office address and address for service of notices. It also asks for the project registration number and project address.
Information required for the claim
Form ‘N’ requires the appellant to set out the basis and requested outcome of the claim. Key requirements include:
- A declaration that the subject matter falls within the Adjudicating Officer’s jurisdiction.
- A concise statement of the facts and grounds of the claim against the promoter.
- The compensation sought, including the grounds and any legal provisions relied upon.
- A declaration that the matter is not pending before a court, another authority or another tribunal.
- Bank draft details for the fee referred to in sub-rule (1) of rule 37, including the amount, bank name and demand draft number.
- A list describing the documents enclosed with the application.
Verification and signature
Form ‘N’ ends with a verification by the appellant. The appellant must state that paragraphs 1 to 8 are true to personal knowledge and belief and that no material facts have been suppressed. The appellant or appellants must sign the verification.
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Common questions
Can an allottee use Form ‘N’ to claim compensation from a promoter?
Yes. Form ‘N’ asks for details of the allottee’s apartment, plot or building and requires the facts and grounds of the compensation claim against the promoter.
What project information must be included?
The application asks for the project registration number and project address, along with the respondent’s name, office address and address for service of notices.
Can I file Form ‘N’ if the same matter is pending elsewhere?
The form requires a declaration that the matter is not pending before any court of law, other authority or tribunal.
Does Form ‘N’ require payment details?
Yes. It asks for the amount, bank name and demand draft number relating to the fee referred to in sub-rule (1) of rule 37.
