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AnonymousLLB 16 Apr 2011, 17:04

Hi All,

I booked on apartment in Supertech

Noida extension. He was planning to

construct number of towers.

Apartment number which i selected

for that project inchange told that

it will be planned to be constructed

in second phase, so it can’t be

booked. but number of their channel

parters was getting booked apartment

in that block. So i booked the

apartment which i wanted through

chanel partner. i have given 10 %

advance in oct. 10, about 4 Lakhs,

i have recipts and all papers from

supertech. but even after 7 month i

din’t get agreement, so i called

office, and phone was redirected to

that project incharge, he remembered

the case and again told that by

mistake it was booked, but you need

to change the apartment in another

block, which we don’t want. can

anyone please help me, can they

change the apartment in different

block after booking and after even 7

month. In what case they can change

? if not what legal action i can

take ? some RTI or consumer forum

link / number, apartment was booked

in Noida ext/Greater noida, sec.

16-B.

Regards,

Rajneesh

5 Replies

lex suprema 17 Apr 2011, 06:45

Dear Rajneesh,

Yes u could go for consumer forum but for that i need some more informations.

  1. Did u get into any contract while booking through parter (will it be partner or wot?)agent?

  2. Did the Supertech Noida recognize the parter/ partner agent booking links?

  3. list of documents u have?

  4. when u were negatively responded by the project incharge, did u give u anything in writing and did u verify with the project incharge regarding the parter/partner booking links?

You may giv eme these informations over my mail .

Regards -Contact-

Adv. K N Bhattacharyya (adv_knb[at-the-rate-of]yahoo[dot]com

) Guwahati High Court & 9862996231

Supreme Court,

Chamber No. 14

AnonymousLLB 17 Apr 2011, 08:47

Sir, I have all documents from supertech itself, i went to supertech noida office with channel partner, but filled all documents there in supertech office on their forms, channel partners were only mediator, rest all communication was with direct supertech (buider company), no here his/channel partner name is defined, in form it was defined that apartment is booked not from channel partner, but one of supertech employee itself (channel partner discussed with Sr. management of supertech and decided to book my flat direct from their employee name instead of channel partner ref. because of some commission issue)

1. I have form which i filled for apartment, have our photos (husband and wife), in which seal of supertech , apartment number and it’s cost defined.

2. Check acceptance recipts from supertech with cheque number from supertech account department.

3. SMS which we got for BHUMI PUJAN and apartment booking information from supertech.

4. photo copy of Cheque which we gave to supertech, with seal of Supertech (means shows their acceptance)

arunraj06m 25 Jun 2013, 09:38

Dear Sir. i am an employee in an call center. When my offer letter was released, there wer some terms and conditions in it. The terms was such that i was on an service agreement for 2 years, and if i quit within that period i would have to pay 36000 rs for my company. For which they have taken a written cheque of 36000 with no date mentioned in it. If i quit the job within the agreement period and if i dont pay them the 36000rs. Will the company be able to sue me with a written cheque which i had given in favour of the company. Please advice

AnonymousLLB 28 Jun 2013, 10:51

you cannot be forced to work for any particular employer, if you have breached your service contract, your employer can sue you to recover its loss suffered. The extent of the loss is a fact issue which the court will have to decide based on the evidence your former employer produces.

raajeevmishra 17 Jul 2013, 14:59

Will it not be interesting if the blank cheque is part of lost chequebook, for which a formal complaint has been filed. Engage a lawyer please.