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Can i file consumer complaint against builder for poor service
24-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
i have purchased the flatat nallasopara from 2nd owner.I am 3rd owner but still builder has not handed over he society and tacking care of water supply and othe building issue. My complains are 1) talking maintenance but lift is not working 2) poor construction quality 3) cut water suppy if maintenace is not paid on time. can i fight against builder for above complain. please suggest
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you can take legal action against the builder but you will have to get proper legal opinion depending on the earlier agreements with the builder and the earlier owners.
Also, you will have to take civil and criminal action against the builder in addition to the consumer complaint.
you can take legal action against the builder but you will have to get proper legal opinion depending on the earlier agreements with the builder and the earlier owners.
Also, you will have to take civil and criminal action against the builder in addition to the consumer complaint.
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Adv. Namitabh Kothari
Mumbai | 400+ Answers
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How do I write a complaint letter to the builder?
Write a clear, easy-to-understand description of the problems in your letter to builder. The builder will be able to rectify any issues or discuss the reasons why they cannot.
What is the law against builders in India?
A buyer may also file a complaint under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 against the builder in the event that possession is delayed. Under the Indian Contract Act of 1872, a buyer may also bring a suit in a court with jurisdiction to seek damages or specific performance.
Where can I complain about builders in India?
If the builder fails to respond to your notification, you can file a complaint with the consumer court. ICRPC can help you send notices and file complaints against the builder at the consumer court. Before filing a consumer complaint online against a builder, download the procedure to read.
How do you fight against a builder?
You can file a complaint at the Consumer Court, containing all the details you need, including the name of the builder and yourself, the agreement between the buyer and builder, the proof of payment and your specific grievance.
you can file a complaint against the builder in the consumer court. Your agreement should be entered properly and proper stamp duty should have been paid. You should get your transfer executed from the builder or intimated him as might be stated in the agreement for sale entered between the 1st purchaser and builder.
Need to go through your agreement and the chain of agreements since the 1st purchaser till your transaction.
Therefore advice on a much better aspect could be provided
Need to go through your agreement and the chain of agreements since the 1st purchaser till your transaction.
Therefore advice on a much better aspect could be provided
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Dear Querist,
Technically yes, you can but there are a lot of practical hurdles such as the assumption that you did the due diligence before buying the property, the use of the apartment by previous owners and the wear and tear it may have caused to it, have any other flat owners filed complaint against the builder or is it you alone, age of the building i.e. how old is the construction ( if its very old the chances of you suceeding may thus get narrower).
Have the flat owners formed Society or Apartment, you may consider aporoaching the consumer forum as an association of flat owners rather than singly either to compel the builder to form a Co Op Soc or Apartment in case such it not formed along with other issues.
Technically yes, you can but there are a lot of practical hurdles such as the assumption that you did the due diligence before buying the property, the use of the apartment by previous owners and the wear and tear it may have caused to it, have any other flat owners filed complaint against the builder or is it you alone, age of the building i.e. how old is the construction ( if its very old the chances of you suceeding may thus get narrower).
Have the flat owners formed Society or Apartment, you may consider aporoaching the consumer forum as an association of flat owners rather than singly either to compel the builder to form a Co Op Soc or Apartment in case such it not formed along with other issues.
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Adv. Abhiraaj Sanjeev Kulkarni
Pune | 25+ Answers
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