Re: [HumJanenge] Request to for guidance in legal issue

Dear Victor-Ji,

Please provide better & full particulars of the transaction & yourself,  if you have a genuine problem to be resolved.

Anyway,based on the information furnished by you, I believe, that subject to verification of proper documents,

1] You can file a Consumer Complaint for deficiency in services by the Builder including non-performing of acts, under the Indian Consumer Protection Act of 1986, for compliance with the statutory requirements,indemnification off losses if any sustained by you & compensation for Harassment coupled with cost of litigation etc. .

2] You could also file A Criminal Complaint with Local Police with all supporting documents & thereafter simultaneously file a private complaint in the Hon'ble Metropolitan / Session's Court also, for case of BREACH of TRUST & or CHEATING against all concerned.

3] If the Building is in the Aerodrome / Naval vicinity, then their NOC for Construction is also required in addition to CRZ-M / Local Municipal Authorities etc with their approval for Height / Search lights & other conditions/warranties.

Believe this will further assist you to take effective steps to protect your property accordingly.

BEST Of Luck!

UDAY PRABHU.
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On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 11:33 PM, Victor Cooper <victor99cooper@yahoo.com> wrote:

I purchased a flat 3 years ago. 1.  The builder, a private ltd. company, fails-refuses to execute sale deed under this or that excuse. The representation-sale was done by its Marketing manager, so there is a case against him. But do I have a cheating case ... against the Managing Director also? 2.  The builder was obligated to obtain NOC from navy prior to construction, but failed to do so.  Moreover, the builder made false representation in the Agreement to Sell that they had obtained such NOC. What law covers the aviation sector and this NOC? 3.  Is is better to first file a complaint with police or directly with the court? Thanks, Regards, Victor