Puranmal Verma
29 March 2016 at 10:11
Respected Sir,
I have booked a flat with TGS Construction Pvt Ltd in Bangalore on 15 Aug 2015 during pre launch offer by paying 30% of total cost of flat i.e all total Rs810000/-.
At the time of booking the proposed land for flats was not transferred in name of Builder(TGS Construction) from Land owner and till now it is not transferred also. Earlier a sale agreement was only made between them by paying about 35% of total cost, same was cancelled due to non payment of rest amount. Now again a fresh Sale Agreement is made in Feb 2016 by stating paid amount about 35% between land owner and TGS Construction.
At the time of booking builder has made the Memorandum Of Undertaking with me with some terms & conditions by stating that
(i)flats will be handed over in 24 Months. If fails to do so the builder will pay rent fixed on mutually.
(ii) In case of cancellation of this by me (buyer) the builder will refund the paid amount without interest within 90 days. Same way if it cancelled by builder paid amount will be refunded by builder within 90 days with 8% interest.
But from my date of booking (15 Aug 2015)to till now the builder (TGS Construction) has not shown any progress on the proposed land,It is same laying plain land as it was earlier. By asking every times their employees replies that it is under conversion and other various approval by Govt and every time also tell it will be done within 3 months.
Now I wanted to cancel the said booking and want to recover my paid amount as per terms & conditions of MOU. But I have fear that what I will do when given post dated cheque may be bounce because many other customer have faced such problems.
In this regards I have tried to ask for cancellation but they have behave with me in very rude manner.
Therefore, In view of above. It is my humble request to experts, to guide me in very clear way by that I can recover my paid amount.
Or shall I wait for new coming enactment The Real Estate(Amendment ) Bill 2016 which is under process in parliament.
Please guide me accordingly.
Thanking You Sir.
PM Verma
Mob 7259907852
K PALANIVEL
29 March 2016 at 09:38
Respected Sir,
A SLP is pending in SC about land acquisition. I am not a petitioner. Whether i can get the affidavit / counter etc., through RTI Act. Kindly clarify.
pushpakrishna
29 March 2016 at 09:11
A person purchsed a plot during his life time and having four daughters after the death of that person and one of them looking after her mother with out marriage.three daughters got married and living with their husbands.now that widow of that person wants to dispose the plot.can any daughter or all the daughters have any right on the plot.kindly give the suitable advice on the above as one of the married daughters eyeing on the plot to grab the same.thanq experts.
shekhar jha
29 March 2016 at 07:23
deduction u/s 57(iia) is of rs. 15000 or 1/3 of income
Query: is this amount monthly or annual?
Shubham Jagnany
29 March 2016 at 01:46
Childrens were playing on colony street. Gentleman ask them to keep quite, but child can't control the noise obviously. After which gentleman drove his two wheeler furiously on the street. He was drunk but i don't have proof just the image of person in Society as drunk. My child being student of ca warned his wife who came in picture after my child started yelling on street , claiming that childrens were wrong and they are garbage, to whom my child with hugh pace of voice but no abuse warned about 3 to 6 m jail. Things catch fire but i called my child inside home. The drunk person will not stop.. I want to know Constitutional right to play and make noise while playing, and exact provision i can warn with to stop drunk man.
subin ks
29 March 2016 at 00:00
my age 21 and lover is at 16 , legally any prblom with this relation?, please explain details
Krishna Ramu naidu
28 March 2016 at 23:06
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Dear All, thank you for your continuous support to people like me with your prompt advices and comments. i stay in a chawl in eastern suburb in mumbai, we are all 40 members who are occupying a structure(ground + 1) with minimum area of 300sq ft( considering Both ground + 1)and we have a agreement with the landlord saying that landlord has given a piece of land ad-measuring X*Y on lease for 99 years and charges a rent of small amount. my queries are 1> we all members want to form Co op housing society but landlord is not giving consent. is their any way that we can form a co op housing society 2> what all are our rights in this situation 3> we all members want to redevelop this property but landlord is not cooperative as he is builder himself. and on our proposal of redevelopment he is demanding construction cost of 1/4th of area which we possess now.then only he will redevelop. and nothng else t society like no corpus fund n all. please guide us through this. 4> how can we take the conveyance from him so that we can redevelop this property thanks and regards Krishna
savita arora
28 March 2016 at 23:03
Hello,
My husband died in 2011.and I have a step daughter(Not adopted legally by me) whose married and I have my own daughter whose residing with me currently and also shes not married yet. This house is bought by my husband in 2002.
Does my step daughter signature in necessary in relinquishment deed that is required for the transfer to the nominee(I'm the legal nominee in society records).
As the nomination is clearly mentioned in society records ...still i have to get the signatures of my step daughter for relinquishment deed?
Anonymous
28 March 2016 at 22:53
Possession of shop from 21yrs by me and my brother and cont. was with brother but no contract was signed by me .brother have separate business now.owner file application in NRI court but I got stay in civil court by questioning his ownership.electrical Meter was on name of owner disconnected by now.in past MC tax and elect. and other rent was paid by me.
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