new delhi consumer affairs ministry on tuesday suggested that real estate developers and builders should provide the exit clause in the builderbuyer agreement which must be valid till they get the occupation certificate or completion certificate and offer possession reports dipak dash delay in giving possession is the biggest reason for litigation in consumer commissions which accounts for nearly 45 cases filed so farthe ministry made these suggestions at the first round table conference on effective redressal of grievances pertaining to the real estate sector which was attended by regulators and other stakeholders it suggested that the draft agreements should be shared with buyers and these must contain declarations regarding no dues from any authority or banks and all necessary legal sanctions and approvals from competent authoritiesunion consumer affairs secretary rohit kumar singh said the problem begins soon after the builders put misleading advertisements about the location the buyers come to know about the reality after about 23 years singh said the ministry said the central consumer protection authority will crack down on both builders and celebrity endorsers for such misleading advertisements the secretary said they are hopeful of the committee coming up with a template for agreement and it would be shared with stakeholders and will be submitted to the supreme court