Builder-Buyer Dispute Legal Services
Buying a property is often one of the most significant investments an individual makes, but disputes between builders and buyers have become increasingly common in recent years. At [Your Firm Name], we provide specialized legal assistance to homebuyers, property owners, and investors in resolving builder-buyer disputes through effective representation before RERA, Consumer Courts, NCLT, and Civil Courts.
Common Builder-Buyer Disputes We Handle
Our team has extensive experience in addressing a wide range of disputes, including:
- Delay in Possession: Cases where builders fail to deliver the property within the promised timeframe.
- Refund Claims: Recovery of booking amount or payments due to project delays, cancellation, or non-delivery.
- Unfair Builder Practices: Hidden charges, changes in project specifications, or misrepresentation.
- Quality & Construction Defects: Issues related to poor construction quality or deviation from approved plans.
- Illegal Demand of Extra Charges: Claims of unjustified costs or escalation of prices.
- Non-Compliance with RERA Guidelines: Ensuring builders adhere to Real Estate Regulatory Authority norms.
Our Legal Approach
We understand that such disputes not only involve financial loss but also cause stress and uncertainty for buyers. Our approach includes:
- Strategic Consultation & Case Evaluation.
- Filing Complaints before RERA Authorities and Consumer Forums.
- Representation in NCLT for insolvency matters involving builders.
- Negotiation & Mediation for faster settlements.
- Litigation Support in Civil and High Courts, if required.
Why Choose Us?
- Strong expertise in real estate and consumer protection laws.
- Successful track record of resolving complex builder-buyer disputes.
- Client-focused approach with timely updates and transparent processes.
- Dedicated legal team ensuring maximum protection of your rights and investments.
We are committed to helping property buyers and investors secure justice, recover dues, and safeguard their hard-earned money from unfair builder practices.