Advocate Tanveer G Saiyad

Questions Answered by Advocate Tanveer G Saiyad

Q: Project sold without proper clearance and documents from.government

I have invested in Alphapride , a peoject onnroof top of alphathum from Bhutani infra ,in noida, UP. BBA exectued. Project is stopped due to government cleqrance was not taken. Monthly return also stopped.no clear answer feom Bhutani except bhutani agent tried to shift to another project verbally only

Advocate Tanveer G Saiyad answered
Based on the details provided, you have a very strong legal case against the builder for breach of contract and deficiency of service. Since the BBA is executed, the builder is legally bound by its terms. Stopping monthly returns and halting construction due to a lack of government clearances constitutes a severe violation of your buyer rights. First, you must not accept any verbal offers from agents to shift to another project, as this can dilute your current legal claims. You should immediately send a formal Legal Notice to Bhutani Infra demanding your regular returns or a full refund with interest. If they fail to comply, we can aggressively pursue them by filing a case in UP RERA for structural non-compliance or approach the Consumer Forum to claim heavy compensation for financial harassment. Rest assured, the law protects investors in such defaults.

Q: convicted in lower court and RE IN appeal in session

Matter is pending for order. If we get again covicted in session , can we straight appeal in high court?

Advocate Tanveer G Saiyad answered
Yes, if you are convicted by the Sessions Court, you have the legal right to file a direct appeal in the High Court. According to the relevant provisions of the Indian criminal procedural laws (formerly Section 374 of the CrPC, now under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita or BNSS), any judgment or sentence passed by a Sessions Judge or an Additional Sessions Judge can be challenged directly before the High Court of that state. To do this, you must obtain a certified copy of the conviction order and file the criminal appeal through your advocate within the legally prescribed limitation period, which is typically 60 days from the date of the order.

Q: Paid 15 lakhs loan and 3 lakhs bank, now builder sold without permissi

Is it possible for builder to sell flat without permission

Advocate Tanveer G Saiyad answered
I can understand your problem, you cannot sell it like this, you gave your money without giving permission to the property, so was there any voucher or a letter or any agreement made with the builder, can you tell this to him