My family booked a home under a scheme in July 2008, promised for July 2011. We made full payment and got the lease deed in July 2013, but still haven’t received the keys. We filed a case in March 2015. Now, the developer is demanding more money, citing a High Court ruling. Our case is in the SCDRC Lucknow (CC/68/2015), but they keep delaying their reply. Despite clear legal grounds, they claim the case is barred and want their decision first. We haven’t received any possession offer yet. How can we speed up the case? It’s been over a year and a half with no response.

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › My family booked a home under a scheme in July 2008, promised for July 2011. We made full payment and got the lease deed in July 2013, but still haven’t received the keys. We filed a case in March 2015. Now, the developer is demanding more money, citing a High Court ruling. Our case is in the SCDRC Lucknow (CC/68/2015), but they keep delaying their reply. Despite clear legal grounds, they claim the case is barred and want their decision first. We haven’t received any possession offer yet. How can we speed up the case? It’s been over a year and a half with no response.
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My family booked a home under a scheme in July 2008, promised for July 2011. We made full payment and got the lease deed in July 2013, but still haven’t received the keys. We filed a case in March 2015. Now, the developer is demanding more money, citing a High Court ruling. Our case is in the SCDRC Lucknow (CC/68/2015), but they keep delaying their reply. Despite clear legal grounds, they claim the case is barred and want their decision first. We haven’t received any possession offer yet. How can we speed up the case? It’s been over a year and a half with no response.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file an application for early hearing with the SCDRC Lucknow, highlighting the delay and the urgency of the matter. Additionally, you can consider approaching the High Court for a writ petition challenging the SCDRC’s inaction and seeking directions for a speedy hearing.

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