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Worst Experience RMZ Latitude

Q: Booked property with RMZ Latitude paying 30% upfront amount of in May 2014 at RMZ Latitude Project in Bangalore , While, in terms of the Agreement to Sell, the Apartment was to be completed and handed over to us by December 2014, In March 2016 I requested for refund of money with multiple follow-ups, the refund clause is mentioned in their agreement in case they could not able to deliver the property on time, after multiple follow-ups I have received no official response from them on my refund. Have gone thru a huge amount of personal harassment and heavy personal expenses during this entire process as I am based out of Mumbai now and need to travel many time to Bangalore followup purpose, after sending many mails to their senior leadership & reminders I normally did not receive any response from RMZ Homes for any status of my refund. Their sale agreement talks about the refund the amount in case customer cancel the project but they are not even following which is a part of contractual understanding. My biggest frustration is for their senior leadership who has no fundamental value to be responsible to their customers, just putting flamboyant outlook and flashy cloth does not make anybody as it is required to be customer-centric and the customer should feel the same experience when they book the property till the customers get the possession.
I hope my above experience would help many people in their decision going forward.
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Yes, better you file a complain under RERA, Bengaluru. As RERA authority is different in every state a procedure and portal for filing complaint are different for every state. The RERA Complaint can be filed only under the violation of rules and regulation established under RERA act.
You need to go to the Bengaluru RERA portal. On the home page, you will find a link for Complaint Registration. once you will click on the Complaint Registration link, you will be redirected to the page where you need to provide details of the complaint.
Devraj Shah


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Hi Subrato,
First of all you have to send a final mail to the builder and ask for the immediate possession. If you are not getting any positive response this time, then take the hard copy of the mail along with the required documents and make a complain to the RERA authority. Hope, you will find your money back along with interest. Thanks...
Bharat Vasandana


Yes, i am agree with Bharat. If possession is not delivered on time, a buyer can send a notice to the builder, claiming refund of the amounts paid along with interest and or damages. The buyer can also file a consumer complaint for deficiency in service as defined under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 against the builder. Any dispute over Rs 20 lakhs can be directly filed before the State Commission and any dispute over Rs 1 crore can be filed before the National Commission in New Delhi. Any dispute for a value lower than Rs 20 lakhs has to be filed in the District Commission.
Sree Potamal,  Bangalore
20th September 2017


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