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Please make sure you have all the documents present at the time of meeting with builder.It is always better to convice builder for agreed terms rather than moving to legal action.If you choose legal way it will take lot of time.so if nothing is happening from builder side you should go ahed with legal formalities.
Answered on July 26, 2011 by T Basaveswar |
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It depends what all documents you are carrying which can help you in legal battle with your developer, if procure necessary documents in which developer has mentioned the clauses for not meeting expectation they you can take him court.
Answered on May 18, 2011 by Saif Ahmad |
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You should send a legal notice for recovery of money. You can then file a simple money suit or you could try to get a criminal case filed for cheating, misappropriation or criminal breach of trust, but this course of action should be taken after studying the case and after a criminal lawyer studies the merits of the case.
Answered on May 4, 2011 by Devendra Kumar Yadav |
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this is a question that we should take from builder in writing on action that can be taken if he does not meet the terms but unfortunately not many of us are in that position but neverthless we can go with court proceedings claiming damages.,in my opinion prevention is better than cure so ideally purchase from builders who have executed projects and are in good books of the occupants.,some of the builders have realised this and have started carrying pictures of their occupants in their advertising campaigns.
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If it is a matter of delay - Big builder in the market always have a clause or condition defined for the compensation on the delay in the Agreement. they are liable to pay some x amount every month due to the delay in projects.
But at the time of finalization with a new builder you have to be very firm on this part and should always include a terms and condition for the Delay.
If the case is for other issue you can Sue him for the same.
Answered on May 4, 2011 by Pawan Vishwakarma |
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In that case you can approach to Local jurisdiction and can sue him for not meeting his promises or agreement he has signed.But first u need to find the reason for getting things prolong...unless and until you are confirm its not advisable to contact your lawyer
Answered on May 4, 2011 by Tahir Malik Ahmed |
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