My family bought a plot in Joymax Garden B, Ajmer Road, from Shree Vinayak Build Estate, a JDA-approved builder. We paid them in full, but they didn’t tell us the land was mortgaged. Now, after 16 months, they’re not registering the plot or creating the khata. We have all the payment receipts. What can we do?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My family bought a plot in Joymax Garden B, Ajmer Road, from Shree Vinayak Build Estate, a JDA-approved builder. We paid them in full, but they didn’t tell us the land was mortgaged. Now, after 16 months, they’re not registering the plot or creating the khata. We have all the payment receipts. What can we do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My family bought a plot in Joymax Garden B, Ajmer Road, from Shree Vinayak Build Estate, a JDA-approved builder. We paid them in full, but they didn’t tell us the land was mortgaged. Now, after 16 months, they’re not registering the plot or creating the khata. We have all the payment receipts. What can we do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You have strong grounds to legally challenge the builder. File a complaint with the Consumer Forum and the Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA). You can also file a civil suit for specific performance and seek damages for the delay and mental harassment caused.

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