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STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION

MAHARASHTRA, CIRCUIT BENCH AT PUNE

APPEAL NO. A/2020/617

(Arisen out of order dated 14/10/2020 passed in complaint

No.CC/17/34 by District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission,

Pune)

1. Shri. Balkrishna Narayan Bhujbal

2. Mrs. Anita BalkrishnaBhujbal

Both R/at – Survey No. 60/B,

B.T. Kawade Road, Dalvi Nagar,

GhorpadiGaon, Pune – 1 ...... Appellants

Vs.

Raviraj, Kothari Punjabi Associates

The Joint Venture

Office at S. No. 67A/3, Ghorpadi,

Pune

Through its Members

1. Shri. RavindrakumarNaupatlalSakala

Resident of 614, Nana Peth,

Pune – 411002

2. Shri. RamniklalChampalal Kothari

Resident of – 322/19, Phule Colony,

ShankarsethPeth Road,

Pune – 411042

3. Shri. Sunder Udharam Punjabi

Resident of – S. No 255, Akshay Villa,

Flat No. 112, 1st Floor, Baner Road,

Aundh, Pune – 411007 ...... Respondents

BEFORE: Hon’ble Dr. S. K. Kakade, Presiding Member

For the Appellants : AdvocateShri. Amod Kumar

For the Respondents : Advocate Shri. AbhijitHartalkar

ORDER

(22/10/2021)

Per Dr. S. K. Kakade, Presiding Member

[1]

Being aggrieved by the order dated 14/10/2020 in consumer

complaint no. CC/2017/34 passed by learned District Consumer Disputes

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Redressal Commission, Pune dismissing the complaint; the present appeal

has been preferred by the original complainants. The facts necessary for

deciding the appeal can be stated as under :-

[2] The original opponents are the members of joint venture firm namely

Raviraj Kothari Punjabi Associates which had the absolute right by virtue of

agreement dated 01/09/2000 to develop the land bearing survey number

51/1/6, 51/1/7, 51/1/8, 67A/3, 67A/10B, 68/7, 68/8 and 68/9

administering 4 hectares 0.46 Aar, situated at Ghorpadi within the limits of

Pune Municipal Corporation and decided to construct the ownership flats on

the said land and to sell the same to the prospective purchasers. Hence,

complainant approached the opponents to purchase a flat. Accordingly

complainants entered into an agreement with the opponents in respect of

flat number 4, first floor of building number E-1, admeasuring 78.03

sq.mtrs. along with terrace admeasuring 3.71 sq. mtrs. on 24/01/2002,

which was duly registered before sub registrar. The total consideration of

flat was agreed Rs. 7,84,000/-. As per the said agreement the construction

of the building was to be completed by the end of May, 2002. The

complainants paid total amount of Rs. 5,38,000/- to the opponents out of

the total consideration from time to time and for this purpose complainants

had availed housing loan from ICICI home finance and Rs. 2,46,000/- was

the balance consideration. According to the complainants, they found

several works of flat and common amenities were incomplete therefore they

requested the opponents to complete the same before taking balance

consideration but the opponents insisted for making payment of balance

consideration. As the complainants took some time to arrange the amount,

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the opponents refused to receive the balance amount and hand over the

possession of the flat to the complainants. The complainants further stated

that, opponents never communicated

the complainants about the

cancellation of the agreement dated 24/01/2002. The complainants came

to know that the opponents are selling the said flat to Mr. Madhukar

Gandhale & Sunanda Gandhale and the loan agreement between ICICI Bank

and Mr. Madhukar Gandhale & Sunanda Gandhale was signed on

13/11/2003 in respect of

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