Is there any way to ensure that the builder has offered adequate bank guarantee?

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Answered on November 08, 2017

Your bank guarantee should be sufficient to cover the construction cost of the area of the existing owners/members in the proposed building. If it meets this value, then you may consider it as sufficient/adequate.

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