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Society Matters
#co-operative#society#builder#refuses
Can a Co-operative Housing Society be formed if the builder refuses to co-operate ?
Can a Co-operative Housing Society be formed if the builder refuses to co-operate ?
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Answered on November 08, 2017
Yes, it is possible to do so incase of non co-operation of the developer, however the requirements for registration are complied with
Legal
#lease#deposit#term#landlord#refuses
What do I do if at the end of the lease term the landlord refuses to refund my deposit?
What do I do if at the end of the lease term the landlord refuses to refund my deposit?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
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Answered on November 08, 2017
Depends on the terms of the lease deed, either you can hold on to the property or file a suit for recovery of the deposit
Redevelopment
#builder#refuses#fsi#owners#vacate
If a builder refuses to load the entire FSI on the redevelopment project before the existing owners vacate, can this be detrimental to owners' interests? Is this a common practice for such projects?
If a builder refuses to load the entire FSI on the redevelopment project before the existing owners vacate, can this be detrimental to owners' interests? Is this a common practice for such projects?
Answered on November 08, 2017
Normally builders do not load entire FSI initially. It requires huge cash flow depending upon the location of the redevelopment property as premium charges payable to the MCGM are in direct proportion to the Ready Reckoner rates of the zone in which property is located & TDR rates are influenced by demand and supply. so by loading entire FSI finance cost of the project is going to increase and ...
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Purchase & Sales
#paid#token#lakh#builder#cheque
I paid a token amount of 1 lakh rupees to a builder via cheque. But I could not go ahead and register the flat as the sale of my existing flat didnt go as planned. Now, the builder refuses to return my money. What can I do in terms of legal action?
I paid a token amount of 1 lakh rupees to a builder via cheque. But I could not go ahead and register the flat as the sale of my existing flat didnt go as planned. Now, the builder refuses to return my money. What can I do in terms of legal action?
Answered on November 08, 2017
It will all depend on the terms and conditions mentioned in the letter of allotment and/or agreement
