Invalid Agreement for purchase of flat
5 years ago
I BOOKED A FLAT IN MOHALI CHANDIGARH AND GIVEN THE BOOKING AMOUNT BUT I HAVE TO CANCEL THE ALLOTMENT ON THE GROUND THAT AGREEMENT WAS NOT SIGNED BY AUTHORISED SIGNATORY BY NAME AUTHORISED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THERE IS NO MENTION OF NAME PARENTAGE ADRESS AADHAR PAN NO IDENTITY OF THE PERSON SIGNING THE AGREEMENT AND RELEVENT SPACE WAS KEPT BLANK AND AGREEMENT IS NOT ON PERFORMA DEVISED BY RERA .WHETHER THE AGREEMENT IS TO BE CONSIDERED INVALID AND I AM AUTHORISED FOR REFUND OF MY MONEY .THERE WERE OTHER ISSUES OF INSUFFICIENCY IN SETVICE.THE DEVELOPER HAS BEEN INFORMED ACCORDINGLY.
T B L Murthy
Responded 5 years ago
Ashutosh & Co
Responded 5 years ago
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
ROBERT D ROZARIO
Responded 5 years ago
Now your concerns are with allotment letter which was not duly signed by the builder. Generally this is malpractice by most of the builder who sells the best flat to a buyer who agrees to pay a higher rate. I must appreciate your quick and alert minds to find those faults which is not usually expected from a layman.
Since the allotment letter has not been duly signed by the builder, it means you haven't yet been alloted the flat in your favour. Such allotment letter bears the signature of the authorized attorney, with company seal, registration number, registered office address etc. It should also incorporate a short description about the registered POA (such as Book no., Volume no., Deed no., Pages no. Date and the office of Additional Sub Registrar) identify the authorized attorney (Aadhaar number PAN number Voter id Card number etc) and company authorizing him to act on its behalf and identifying your flat giving out a clear description.
Now things you need to do:
First thing is to serve a legal notice upon the builder company asking them to make good the defects and issue a proper allotment letter specifying and identifying your flat in the said premises. If such dealings are taken care by their authorized attorney, ask them to send a xerox copy of the registered POA which can be verified from the office of Additional Sub-Registrar. Proper vetting of the POA is required to be done by a lawyer. Don't take any further burden over your shoulder. Its the lawyer job to conduct due diligence when it comes to vetting of legal documents.
You can either contact me or any other advocates from Vidhikarya for your work.
Junaid Ali Khan
Responded 5 years ago
You should first send a legal demand notice and eventually file a complaint with RERA mentioning that such developer was not registered with RERA.
In case he was not registered with RERA and denies to return the amount you can also lodge an FIR u/s 420IPC in the local police station having jurisdiction.
Nirmal Chopra
Responded 5 years ago