I bought a property in Pune through a broker called India Homes in March 2015. They promised a ₹40,000 voucher if I purchased through them. They said I’d get the voucher within 90 days after the transaction with the builder. It’s now past August 15th, and I haven’t received the voucher. How can I find out when the builder actually paid the brokerage to India Homes?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I bought a property in Pune through a broker called India Homes in March 2015. They promised a ₹40,000 voucher if I purchased through them. They said I’d get the voucher within 90 days after the transaction with the builder. It’s now past August 15th, and I haven’t received the voucher. How can I find out when the builder actually paid the brokerage to India Homes?
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

I bought a property in Pune through a broker called India Homes in March 2015. They promised a ₹40,000 voucher if I purchased through them. They said I’d get the voucher within 90 days after the transaction with the builder. It’s now past August 15th, and I haven’t received the voucher. How can I find out when the builder actually paid the brokerage to India Homes?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

You can try contacting India Homes directly and requesting the voucher. If they fail to provide a satisfactory response or the voucher itself, you can explore legal options by filing a consumer complaint with the Maharashtra Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. You can also seek legal advice from a lawyer specializing in consumer protection laws.

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