Mujhe ek property dealer se li hai, payment cheque se kiya tha aur 20 mahine ka time liya baki payment ke liye. Bayana sign bhi ho gaya hai. Ab dealer cheque lene se mana kar raha hai, cash maang raha hai, aur jo payment di hai, usse bayana paper mein enter karne se bhi mana kar raha hai. Aap mujhe iske liye koi solution bata sakte hain?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › Mujhe ek property dealer se li hai, payment cheque se kiya tha aur 20 mahine ka time liya baki payment ke liye. Bayana sign bhi ho gaya hai. Ab dealer cheque lene se mana kar raha hai, cash maang raha hai, aur jo payment di hai, usse bayana paper mein enter karne se bhi mana kar raha hai. Aap mujhe iske liye koi solution bata sakte hain?
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Apni Law Staff asked 10 months ago

Mujhe ek property dealer se li hai, payment cheque se kiya tha aur 20 mahine ka time liya baki payment ke liye. Bayana sign bhi ho gaya hai. Ab dealer cheque lene se mana kar raha hai, cash maang raha hai, aur jo payment di hai, usse bayana paper mein enter karne se bhi mana kar raha hai. Aap mujhe iske liye koi solution bata sakte hain?

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Apni Law Staff answered 10 months ago

You can file a complaint against the property dealer for breach of contract and fraud. You have a valid agreement with the dealer, supported by the signed bayana paper and the cheque payment. You can also seek legal recourse to recover the amount paid and ensure the agreed-upon terms are fulfilled.

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