What if builder did not issue allotment letter
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Q1. What if builder did not issue allotment letter even after taking booking amount? does it not mean there is no booking and booking amount taken as deposit?
A.In the absence of an allotment letter, it can be difficult to determine whether a booking has actually been made and whether the booking amount paid by the buyer was actually a deposit towards the purchase of the unit. In some cases, builders may accept a booking amount as a deposit, but fail to issue an allotment letter. This can lead to confusion and disputes between the builder and the buyer.
If you have paid a booking amount to a builder but have not received an allotment letter, you should first try to contact the builder and request that they issue an allotment letter. If the builder does not respond or refuses to issue the letter, you may want to consider taking legal action.
Under the law, the builder is obligated to issue an allotment letter to the buyer, and failure to do so may be a breach of contract. You may be able to file a complaint with the consumer court or the appropriate authority in your jurisdiction. You may also want to consider seeking legal advice to understand your legal rights and options.
In any case, it is important to keep a record of all communication with the builder and any documents related to the transaction, such as receipts or payment records, as evidence in case of a dispute.
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If you have paid a booking amount to a builder but have not received an allotment letter, you should first try to contact the builder and request that they issue an allotment letter. If the builder does not respond or refuses to issue the letter, you may want to consider taking legal action.
Under the law, the builder is obligated to issue an allotment letter to the buyer, and failure to do so may be a breach of contract. You may be able to file a complaint with the consumer court or the appropriate authority in your jurisdiction. You may also want to consider seeking legal advice to understand your legal rights and options.
In any case, it is important to keep a record of all communication with the builder and any documents related to the transaction, such as receipts or payment records, as evidence in case of a dispute.
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A.Dear Sir,
U may approach nearest Police Station or get issue a legal notice narrating all the facts and mentioning on which date u have paid the initial amount.
U may approach nearest Police Station or get issue a legal notice narrating all the facts and mentioning on which date u have paid the initial amount.
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A.Hi client,
If you have paid the booking amount, you should have it's receipt and an agreement.
You can sue him for such act. Firstly send him a legal notice, then file a case in the consumer forum if needed.
If you have paid the booking amount, you should have it's receipt and an agreement.
You can sue him for such act. Firstly send him a legal notice, then file a case in the consumer forum if needed.
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