In the first part of the series, the problems faced by the buyers of a famed developer who didn’t handover flats as promised, were explained. Read the first part here: When the developer conned buyers This part will explain how buyers formed a community and tackle the issue. When meeting in groups with the local management of the builder did not help, the residents decided to print banners and sit in protest at their office in June-July 2013. Meanwhile, Nayak suggested that all the buyers get together, form a registered association and fight out the builder legally. As a prelude,…
Read moreThe longstanding suffering of home buyers at the hands of the builders may be a common occurrence. This is the story of how three of us fought to get our due from the builder. It has been a long battle for my fellow buyers Kartikey Khanna, an RTI activist, and MS Shamasundara, an armed forces employee, and me. We had put our hard-earned, lifetime’s savings in what we thought would be our dream house. Like so many others, we were impressed with the lofty promises of world class living standards and amenities and quick possession (within 36 months of signing…
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