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consumer court judgements against builders
27-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
I bought a flat in Jaypee WishTown, Noida. The possession of my flat is delayed. I want to know some important judgments in this regard.
Consumer courts have passed strict orders and imposed massive penalties if the builder delays the project.
For instance, courts have awarded exemplary compensation like 65 lakhs along with 18% interest as compensation in the matter of Unitech, Jaypee group was penalized with 12% annual penalty with respect to its NOIDA project.
For instance, courts have awarded exemplary compensation like 65 lakhs along with 18% interest as compensation in the matter of Unitech, Jaypee group was penalized with 12% annual penalty with respect to its NOIDA project.
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What is the Supreme Court Judgement against builders?
The Supreme Court has ruled that the builder must provide a completion certificate even if possession is already in the owners hands. The Supreme Court, presided over by Justice S. Ravindra Bhat (Chairperson) and Justice Dipankar Datta (Judge), passed an order dated 9.02. In the case of Debashis sinha, 2023 was passed by a two-judge bench of the Supreme Court presided by Justice S. Ravindra Bhat and Justice Dipankar Datta.
What is the Supreme Court Judgement on refund from builder?
SC: Builders Are Not Responsible for Interest After Refunding Cash Through a Pay-Order. The Supreme Court (SC), ruled that once the home buyer accepts and cashes a refund via a pay-order, the builder is not liable to pay interest. The Supreme Court (SC) ruled that the builder or developer is not liable to pay interest on the refund amount once a home-buyer accepts and encashes a refund through a pay order.
How do I file a criminal case against a builder?
Legal Notice An aggrieved party can send the builder a legal notification. ...
If the builder does not respond to the legal notification, the buyer can file a complaint with the police.
In Experion Developers Pvt Ltd. vs. Sushma Asok Shiroor., the Supreme Court ruled that Consumer Courts could order builders to refund homebuyers if they failed to deliver apartments according to the agreement. In this case, The National Consumer Disputes Redress Commission (NCDRC), ordered a developer to refund Rs.
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