The Mumbai Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum recently held the builders guilty for deficiency in services and ordered them to pay to a Housing Society at Borivali an amount of more than Rs. 11.50 Lakhs for failure to fulfil the Statutory and contractual obligations. In this matter the Consumer Court have also considered compensation of a sum of more than Rs 2 Lakhs towards Legal and other expenses for causing a deficiency of services.
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Consumer Forum directed a builder to pay Rs. 11.50 Lakhs for failure to provide OC.
The Mumbai Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum recently held the builders guilty for deficiency in services and ordered them to pay to a Housing Society at Borivali an amount of more than Rs. 11.50 Lakhs for failure to fulfil the Statutory and contractual obligations. In this matter the Consumer Court have also considered compensation of a sum of more than Rs 2 Lakhs towards Legal and other expenses for causing a deficiency of services.The Maharashtra Housing (Regulation and Development) Bill 2012 a farce or reality examines Adv. R. P. Rathod.
Shri. Sachin. Ahir., Minister of State for Housing, had reintroduced "The Bill", along with
the recommendations given by the 19-member committee, in the legislative assembly on Monday the 16th July 2012. After discussions finally the Bill has been passed by both
houses of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and was supported by the opposition, however only a handful of legislators were present in the House when the bill was approved. As the Bill involves punitive actions like imprisonment, hence the bill will have to be sent for the President’s assent.
Before investing your hard earned money in a house, make sure you have chosen a reputed builder
After
staying in a leave and license accommodation
for many
years,
an enthusiast dreaming to
have his own house, eventually bought a flat in Borivli
by taking a home loan. Since
shifting was a priority to save the dual cost
of the lease rental and the loan
repayment on his new purchase,
he readily signed a letter stating
that he was being given
the keys
to his flat by the builder pending the completion
of the building “for carrying out furniture work”
Thane based Builder ordered to pay Rs. 7.5 Lakhs for giving a Smaller Flat examines Adv. R. P. Rathod.
The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission recently ordered a Thane based Builder M/S Animesh Enterprises to pay Mr. Mangesh. Ghadge. a total of Rs 7.5 Lakhs for causing a deficit of 150 sq ft area. Alternatively, the builder will have to provide 150sq ft area to the Complainant.
Adv. R. P. Rathod. throws light on the facts of the Case: On June 6, 1999, Ghadge and the builders entered into an agreement. The builder had agreed to sell the flat measuring 600 sq ft on the 3rd floor of the proposed building. The 222.4 sq meter land at Lohar Lane, Thane, on which the construction was set to take place, belonged to Ghadge. The agreement also provided that the completed flat would be handed over on or before November 27, 2001.
Lokhandwala Construction company, ordered by the Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission to pay a Sion resident Rs. 25 lakh towards Compensation
In an recent Order passed
by the Consumer
Disputes Redressal Commission, the forum have held Lokhandwala
Constructions liable for “Deficiency in Service” & have ordered them to pay Rs 25 lakh as compensation
to the Complainant. An analysis of the said order by Adv. R. P. Rathod.
Adv. R.
P. Rathod. says that in this matter the Complainant
Mr. Bala. Ayer., had alleged that Lokhandwala Constructions sold-off the Flat to
a third party for which he had paid Rs 43.7 lakh.
Gujarat Builders ordered to pay Rs. 14 Crore after the building collapsed in an Earthquake
Is your Building Earthquake proof? Read this. . .
A Landmark Judgment has been passed by the Gujarat
State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, S. G. Highway,
Gota, Ahmedabad granting compensation
to the residents
after the building
collapsed in an earthquake,
in-depth analysis by Adv. R. P. Rathod.
After a long fight
of more than ELEVEN
YEARS for justice, 40 Flat
purchasers of Sangemarmar
Apartments, which collapsed
during the earthquake of 2001 at Ahmedabad, will
receive compensation
from the builders who are held responsible
for the tragedy says Adv. R. P. Rathod.
Service Tax application on Flat Sale confirmed by High Court of Bombay
Property rates are all set to rise further
says Adv. R. P. Rathod.
Among
all the other Negative News floating in the
market, this is one such news which would further dissuade the buyers from
purchasing flats in under construction buildings. The High Court of
Judicature at Bombay has dismissed the Writ Petition (Tax) filed
by the Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry (MCHI)
challenging the levy of Service Tax on pre-construction period.
China builds a 30-story Hotel in just 15 days, Why can’t Builders in India build atleast a Single Floor in that time
Having already set the record of erecting a 15-story building in one week, Chinese construction company Broad Group decided to take it up a notch & assemble a 30-story Hotel in just 15 days with complete Interiors.
The construction of the hotel, near Dongting Lake in the Hunan Province, took 200 workers and is set to open on January 18. To expedite the process, sections of the building were prefabricated in factories and shipped to the site before construction.
Builder Fined Rs. 20 lakhs for Delayed Possession
An analysis of the Judgment passed by the Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission by Adv. R. P. Rathod.
In a Landmark Order the Maharashtra State Consumer Commission
recently directed a developer to shell out Rs. 20 lakhs at the rate of
Rs. 2,000 a day for a delay in
giving possession of a Shop Premises to a purchaser.
Builder restrained from demolishing Society building contracted for Re-development
In one case of Re-development
says Adv. R. P. Rathod, the Mumbai High Court has rightly observed
that while redeveloping properties of Co-operative Housing Societies (Chs) when there is
dissent by a few members, the stakeholders and persons concerned in such cases
should include the society, the developer, minority members, consultants, and the
Municipal
authorities. After this observation there are sharp reactions from
such quarters. It is unfortunate that a well-worded and analyzed decision of
the Mumbai High Court has
given rise to apprehensions. In my view, these are baseless.
Builders are still cheating Buyers
Citing the landmark judgment recently
delivered by a State Commission has
ensured redress for a harassed
Matunga couple. The Maharashtra
State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission directed Khar-based
Monish Builders to pay Aarti and Vikas Modi Rs 7.86 lakh as damages and hand
over possession of the
Chunabhatti flat they had bought in 2006 says Adv. R. P.
Rathod.
Legally Binding - Builders must provide parking without additional charge.
In a recent Judgment the Builders were required to
refund the Parking Charges collected by them analysis Adv. R. P. Rathod.
The State consumer watchdog has ruled
that builders must provide parking space without charging additional amount
from flat buyers. The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal
Commission, whose order is legally binding, recently directed a
developer to refund the money he had charged for parking spaces and allowed
compensation of Rs 10,000 for failing to execute the deed of an apartment in
favour of its buyers.
Builders must admit Land Mortgage: RBI
Mumbai: Potential flat-buyers have cause
for cheer. In a move that will help increase transparency in the housing
industry, the Reserve Bank of
India has mandated that builders must make a public disclosure
of land mortgaged to banks—including the name of the bank—in their
advertisements, brochures and project pamphlets. They will also have to take
the permission/NOC of the bank while selling the flats.
An amendment to the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act is underway
In the City of Mumbai & Thane – Where
Land costs equals to Gold & per sq feet rates of Flat are costlier than the
rates of per carat of diamonds. In times when property prices have shot up through
the roof unscrupulous builders don't think twice about cheating
their clients. But soon they'll find it harder to get away.







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