I’m worried about my investment in a Mantri City flat, booked in 2013. Construction stopped months ago, and I’ve heard the project is cancelled due to the Sunil Mantri Group’s financial problems. The matter is now in court. I invested all my savings. What should I do? Please guide me.

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I’m worried about my investment in a Mantri City flat, booked in 2013. Construction stopped months ago, and I’ve heard the project is cancelled due to the Sunil Mantri Group’s financial problems. The matter is now in court. I invested all my savings. What should I do? Please guide me.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Firstly, consult a lawyer specializing in real estate law to understand your specific legal rights and options. You may be able to file a claim in the consumer forum or initiate legal action against the builder. Keep yourself updated on court proceedings and explore options like RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) for possible redressal.

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