RAJAN SHARMA, BIMLA KUMARI
Harvinder Singh – Appellant
Versus
Parsvnath Developers Limited – Respondent
ORDER
Bimla Kumari, Member (Female)—The complainants Mr Harvinder Singh and Baljinder Singh have filed the present complaint against the opposite party alleging deficiency of service on the part of opposite party as per provisions of Consumer Protection Act, 1986.
2. It is the case of complaints that they had booked one residential flat bearing No.SA-201, Second Floor in the project of opposite party namely ‘Parsvnath City Centre Bhiwadi’ on 01.02.2007 and paid three installments, as per demand of the opposite party. The Builder Buyer Agreement Annexure-A was executed between the parties on 06.07.2007 and by that time they had paid a sum of rupees 10,28,527/-, to opposite party and chose the time linked payment plan. The total cost of the flat was rupees 29,38,824/- with a discount of 2% of the total cost of the flat. After executing the said agreement, they enquired from the opposite party from time to time about the progress of the project. The opposite party always made assurances that the construction work of the project was running very smoothly and always advised them to make the payment, as per schedule. The complainants believed the version of the opposite party and paid a t
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