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Builder started new project without customers consent What to do
27-Jul-2023 (In Consumer Court Law)
Booked a flat in Ekdant FNG Plot No. HRA-12/B Surajpur Site C ,GN. on 20/07/2012. I have flexi payment plan and paid 100% amount except 50% of other charges. Now builder stopped the work and selling the scrap and machinery at sight to their creditors. He have not interest to complete the project. In this project total 5 Tower of 14th floor each but he increse FAR in tower A&B to 24 floor without taking permission of existing customers. He told contractor the he is free to sell out scrap and machinery laying at sight I have no money left to pay. Please advise what to do and which court ?
Your query is not complete and does not inform as to what exactly do you wish to know. The builder can certainly sell the scrap and it is not your concern. If he has not complete the work and has not handed over possession to you then you can file a criminal case against the builder for fraud, misrepresentation, criminal breach of trust, and secondly approach the consumer court for refund. You can also simultaneously approach civil court for damages for harassment.
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Adv. Gaurav Agarwal
Ghaziabad | 25+ Answers
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Dear Sir,
You at the outset should serve a legal notice to the builder to understand his stand . As mentioned the construction has stopped and there is delay in the project the said facts should be detailed out in the legal notice. Pursuant to that you can approach the Consumer forum with a complaint stating your claims and damages sought. Further you can also file a winding up for which there is a specific procedure.
Regards,
Joseph
You at the outset should serve a legal notice to the builder to understand his stand . As mentioned the construction has stopped and there is delay in the project the said facts should be detailed out in the legal notice. Pursuant to that you can approach the Consumer forum with a complaint stating your claims and damages sought. Further you can also file a winding up for which there is a specific procedure.
Regards,
Joseph
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Adv. Joseph Koshy
Noida | 25+ Answers
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Dear sir,
As per law, if builder refuse to abide by the agreement then the consumer can claim the amount back, for which you need to approach the consumer forum. Hi, the jurisdiction and the right course of action can be adviced only after knowing the merits of your case.
Please feel free to contact the undersigned, to take this forward.
Regards,
Pragya Wazir
As per law, if builder refuse to abide by the agreement then the consumer can claim the amount back, for which you need to approach the consumer forum. Hi, the jurisdiction and the right course of action can be adviced only after knowing the merits of your case.
Please feel free to contact the undersigned, to take this forward.
Regards,
Pragya Wazir
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Adv. Pragya Wazir
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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