Builder not allotting the flat on agreed cost and refused to refund.
13-Jan-2023 (In Property Law)
In 2013, we had an agreement with a builder to buy a flat. Even before the foundation was laid, we gave an advance of 10lacs, and were agreed to give a total of 16lacs on completion. We were the first to book the flat. It was joint venture of the landlord and the builder. Recently we came to know he and landlord registered and sold our flat to someone else. We have the documents of agreement, the cheque given in the name of construction company with date. He disappea for 6 months and after he came back he now says, he can refund only 7lacs and if we want the flat he's asking for 25lacs.
Options before you would be;
a) issue a legal notice demanding the above, give him 7-10 days time to reply or respond to these demands,
b) failing to hear from him, you can proceed to file the consumer complaint against him for the breach, and seek the above plus, damages, compensation and litigation costs from the builder.
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