I bought a commercial property in Noida Extension from Earth Infrastructure back in February 2015. I paid 90% of the total amount and received assured returns in the form of cheques from April to September 2015. However, the payments stopped after that, and the builder hasn’t paid me anything since. The project site remains untouched, with no excavation work done, let alone construction. Despite repeated reminders, I haven’t received any response. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I bought a commercial property in Noida Extension from Earth Infrastructure back in February 2015. I paid 90% of the total amount and received assured returns in the form of cheques from April to September 2015. However, the payments stopped after that, and the builder hasn’t paid me anything since. The project site remains untouched, with no excavation work done, let alone construction. Despite repeated reminders, I haven’t received any response. What can I do to resolve this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I bought a commercial property in Noida Extension from Earth Infrastructure back in February 2015. I paid 90% of the total amount and received assured returns in the form of cheques from April to September 2015. However, the payments stopped after that, and the builder hasn’t paid me anything since. The project site remains untouched, with no excavation work done, let alone construction. Despite repeated reminders, I haven’t received any response. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Based on the information provided, you have a strong case for legal action against Earth Infrastructure. You can file a complaint with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) in Uttar Pradesh, which has the power to issue notices to the builder and order them to complete the project or provide a refund. You can also seek legal counsel to pursue other remedies like filing a consumer complaint or a civil suit in the appropriate court.

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