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Builder refusing to pay pre emi as promised, what can be done?
22-Mar-2023 (In Consumer Court Law)
Have borrow a home loan as per agreement builder have to pay pre emi till possession but now builder refuse it bank harrash me as they said we gave loan on your basis not to builder so what we do? kindly help me
Hello,
For the query you have posted, i would advice the following:
There are ample amount of cases laws on similar facts and situations as you are facing.
You can very easily approach the consumer forum for your rights and get the desired requisite result.
I hope this answers your query.
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M.Faris
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For the query you have posted, i would advice the following:
There are ample amount of cases laws on similar facts and situations as you are facing.
You can very easily approach the consumer forum for your rights and get the desired requisite result.
I hope this answers your query.
Best
M.Faris
Advocate
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Adv. Mohd Faris
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Serve a legal notice to him.
Get in touch with fellow buyers and act strongly .
Also it is desirable to file a consumer complaint at the district forum for speedy action. There are precedents as well In support
Get in touch with fellow buyers and act strongly .
Also it is desirable to file a consumer complaint at the district forum for speedy action. There are precedents as well In support
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Adv. Palav Agarwal
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Hi, ,Need some more details about the case ( builder made a default on giving possession), on the basis of given facts you can go to consumer court against the builder and give the application to request the bank for postponing the payments of installments till the decision of the court.
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Adv. Deepak Gandhi
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You need to look into the terms and conditions flat buyers agreement. If under the obligation the builder was obligated to pay pre-EMI till possession then you can take legal action against the builder for non-compliance. You must give a written representation to a builder for same, which will be followed by a legal notice by your lawyer. In a case of no response from Builder to your legal notice, you are well within your rights to take your Builder to Court i.e. Consumer Forum.
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Adv. Vaibhav Choudhary
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