Agreement of Sale is valid morethan 3 years
8 months ago
I took a flat and builder gave AOS but my construction is keep on extending morethan 5 years and now project stopped due to some legal issue with the land owner so, can my AOS is valid till the construction completed
A.Dear client,
If there is no condition regarding the execution of the sale deed, you may file a suit for specific performance even after three years from the date of the AOS.
If there is no condition regarding the execution of the sale deed, you may file a suit for specific performance even after three years from the date of the AOS.
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A.Dear Sir,
If there is no clause in respect of execution of sale deed then you can file suit for specific performance even beyond three years from the date of AOS.
If there is no clause in respect of execution of sale deed then you can file suit for specific performance even beyond three years from the date of AOS.
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