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Dealer charged 1.5 lakh extra for affordable housing re allotment


04-Feb-2023 (In Criminal Law)
In January 2021, I purchased an affordable under construction flat from a dealer who took 1.5 lakh saying it is to b paid to the builder in cash, when we asked for receipt, he declined, later I contacted the builder, they said no such payment is made. I asked the dealer again he said its premium for management quota... and now he is saying its his fees for issuing allotment letter. (in fact its a re allotment and dealer has taken 1.5 lakh extra) How can I recover money from the dealer with interest?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
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The first step to recover the money from the dealer is to issue a legal notice for money recovery. In case the delear refuses to pay back the money or ignores the legal notice, we can file a complaint in the consumed court, police station or the RERA court.
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Answer #2
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hi you can issue him a legal notice for being his consumer and revover the same if the settlement takes place and if no settlement done from sending legal notice than a case will be filed against him for refund or recovery of your amount.
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Answer #3
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Hello from your query it seems that dealer has misguided you and cheated you hence you can file complaint to police for breach of trust and cheating against the dealer. If there is any written communication with the dealer it will help you as an evidence to prove your case.
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