I booked a flat through a real estate agency, but they couldn’t build it. I asked for my money back and they gave me a cheque, which bounced. I don’t have the agreement copy, but I have the booking and cancellation forms. Can I still get my money back?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I booked a flat through a real estate agency, but they couldn’t build it. I asked for my money back and they gave me a cheque, which bounced. I don’t have the agreement copy, but I have the booking and cancellation forms. Can I still get my money back?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can pursue legal action against the real estate agency for breach of contract and bounced cheque. The booking and cancellation forms, along with evidence of payment, can serve as proof of your agreement and the agency’s failure to fulfill it. You should consult a lawyer for further guidance and assistance.

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