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J. RAJENDRA, ANOOP KUMAR MENDIRATTA
Bijender Singh – Appellant
Versus
IREO Grace Real Tech Pvt. Ltd. – Respondent
ORDER
Anoop Kumar Mendiratta, Member.—We propose to dispose of preliminary objection raised by opposite party challenging the maintainability of the complaint on the grounds of limitation.
2. In brief, complainant booked a 3 BHK flat in “The Corridors”, Sector 67A, Gurgaon for total basic sale price of Rs.1,62,30,886/-. Payment of Rs.16,50,000/- was made against the booking amount vide cheque dated 22.03.2013. A receipt against the same was issued on 06.04.2013 and an acknowledgement dated 13.04.2013 was also issued by the opposite party. A request for further payment of Rs.16,96,486/- was made by opposite party vide letter dated 14.04.2013 which was paid by the complainant vide cheque dated 18.05.2013. The Apartment Buyer’s Agreement was forwarded by the opposite party on 12.03.2014. Further, towards the third instalment for payment of Rs.19,96,928/- a request letter was forwarded by the opposite party on 18.03.2014 against which the complainant paid Rs.10,00,000/- on 10.06.2014. Thereafter, the Apartment Buyer’s Agreement of Unit No.CD-A10-07-704 was forwarded by the opposite party on 10.07.2014. A termination/cancellation letter dated 17.11.2014 was forwarded by the opposite par
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