My family booked a flat in Noida a few months ago, but we had to cancel the deal due to some unexpected circumstances. Now, the builder is refusing to return our full payment even after two years. We have all the payment documents. What legal steps can we take to recover our money?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › My family booked a flat in Noida a few months ago, but we had to cancel the deal due to some unexpected circumstances. Now, the builder is refusing to return our full payment even after two years. We have all the payment documents. What legal steps can we take to recover our money?
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

My family booked a flat in Noida a few months ago, but we had to cancel the deal due to some unexpected circumstances. Now, the builder is refusing to return our full payment even after two years. We have all the payment documents. What legal steps can we take to recover our money?

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

You can file a legal case against the builder in a consumer forum or civil court. You can claim the full payment amount along with interest and compensation for mental harassment. The court will assess the case based on the payment documents and builder’s contract terms.

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