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Consumer Commission Orders Refund to Homebuyer Over Unmet Housing Promises

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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The District consumer commission ordered Dhanya Promoters Private Ltd, a Mahagun enterprise, to refund ₹2 lakh and pay ₹2,000 compensation to Vaidhi Sharma. The commission found evidence supporting Sharma's claims that the promoters failed to deliver the flat and promised furnishings according to the agreed terms. The complaint was filed after the firm failed to provide various free services included in the agreement.

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The ruling establishes regulatory action against real estate developers for failing to meet contractual obligations regarding property delivery and promised amenities. This type of action affects the financial liabilities of developers when contractual terms are unmet.

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