My father bought a plot from a dealer two years ago, and the agreement promised residential use with electricity and water. But now, Tata Power wants a whopping 20-30 lakhs for a connection, which is impossible for a small 50-yard plot. The dealer isn’t responding, leaving us stuck. What legal options do I have against them?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My father bought a plot from a dealer two years ago, and the agreement promised residential use with electricity and water. But now, Tata Power wants a whopping 20-30 lakhs for a connection, which is impossible for a small 50-yard plot. The dealer isn’t responding, leaving us stuck. What legal options do I have against them?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father bought a plot from a dealer two years ago, and the agreement promised residential use with electricity and water. But now, Tata Power wants a whopping 20-30 lakhs for a connection, which is impossible for a small 50-yard plot. The dealer isn’t responding, leaving us stuck. What legal options do I have against them?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a legal complaint against the dealer for breach of contract, specifically for misrepresenting the availability of electricity at a reasonable cost. You can also explore options to negotiate with Tata Power, perhaps citing the original agreement and seeking a revised connection cost.

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