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Q: Hi! I had bought two units in Imperial Heights, Goregaon W, Mumbai in 2015. The handover has been delayed repeatedly and last year in RERA the builder had declared June 2019 as handover date and now they are applying for extension to June 2020 to RERA. We can't afford paying rent and EMI every month. What is the legal recourse that can be taken?
Latest Answer: The RERA authority may extend the registration granted to a project on the basis of the facts of the case, where the delay in the particular project is not due to default on the part of the promoter. However, in any circumstance, such extension shall not exceed a period of one year. As this project has already get extension by the RERA authority, this time they will have to pay penalty and the compensation to the buyers.
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Q: Can you please advice whether it would be a good idea to buy a flat in Bangur Nagar which comes under CRZ?
We are not sure under which CRZ zone this area comes under.
Please provide your opinion on:
1) Will there be a redevelopment in Bangur Nagar ever? as it comes under CRZ
2) If redevelopment does happen will the new construction get OC due to CRZ norms?

Thank You
crz
Latest Answer: I think Daya is right...... As per the Environment Protection Act, 1986 any construction activities prohibited within the CRZ except facilities for carrying treated wastes and waste discharges, oil, gas and similar pipelines and dressing or altering of sand dunes, hills natural features including landscape changes for beautification, recreational and other such purposes.
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Q: I signed an agreement in 2006 with one builder for a project in Goregaon West .
Project got delayed for 6 yrs . The orignal builder tight with a new bigger builder to complete the project .Now the project is complete and they want us to sign a supplement agreement under new builder name which includes flower bed and dry areas . The amount to be paid for these extra areas is shown zero on the agreement ,but the old builder who still partner with the new builder and who signs the agreement on behalf of big builder is demanding cash from his buyers for the extra dry area and flower bed .
Without Signing this agreement we wont get possession .
This builder is also holding my cheque payments which i gave for the completion of the project .
Our agreement was already signed in 2006., hence they cannot charge any more money and that too after 7 years delay of the project .
kindly advise what should I do
Latest Answer: Hi Rocky, As you have mentioned above that your agreement is showing zero for the extra areas. Follow what your agreement says. Better, take the advice of a legal expert.
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Q: Dear Sir

We stayed in an apt in Goregaon on rent (Bangur Ngr, Mumbai) from Jan 2013- Aug 2014. While leaving the apt the owner refused to pay us the
20 k from the 1 lakh deposit. He cited the following deductions.Rs 10,200 for car parking, Rs 3500/- for AC repairing, 2665/- rent towards additional days.
and the rest towards gas and electricity bill.

While we agree for expenses towards rental, light, the contract doesnt mention the expenses to be paid for parking. The AC which was repaired while we moved in broke down
within a month as it was already an old one. Also the breakdown is due to internal technical issues and not external.

We have not used the pipeline gas connnection and hence we are not eligible for the payment. The contract also has not mentioned
anything on the same.

The owner have been totally harrowing us since the time we have shifted to his house as that house was full of leakage and he never bothered
to rectify the issue. In addition he is now refusing to return our money which we believe is our due.
Request your help.
na
Latest Answer: Hi, Firstly, check your agreement made with the owners. Is their any such deduction mentioned if not then consult a legal adviser.
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