NISHA GUPTA
APARNA CHAUDHARY – Appellant
Versus
NARAYAN BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS – Respondent
ORDER
Nisha Gupta President. - Both these complaints contain similar facts and similar issues hence, are decided by this common judgment. Facts are taken from Complaint Case No. 88/2016.
2. The complaint has been filed with the contention that complainant booked a residential flat with non-applicant no. 1 on 4.5.2013 after paying the booking amount of Rs. 1,11,000/-. The total sale price of the flat was Rs. 43,89,022/-. Till December 2013 she paid Rs. 8,24,720/- which was 20% of the complete sale price. On 18.2.2014 Flat Buyer Agreement was executed between the parties. The complainant took loan from non-applicant No. 2 and Tripartite Agreement was executed between the complainant, builder and the bank. Within six months she paid Rs. 41,68,373/-. On 28.8.2014 letter for possession of the flat was sent without obtaining Completion Certificate from Jaipur Development Authority, Airport Authority and Fire Authorities. Extra money for car parking and club membership was also demanded. Bank has also gave her notice for the payment otherwise it was threatened that her Cibil would be effected. Flat is not ready for possession and within the stipulated time of 24 months the construction has
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