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Overall Case Outcomes
Introduction
In the world of real estate, builders play a crucial role in shaping communities and neighborhoods. However, not all builders have an immaculate track record. This blog post aims to evaluate AMR Developers, a builder with operations limited to Rajasthan, by analyzing their history of complaints and legal cases.
Overview of AMR Developers
AMR Developers has garnered a total of 17 complaints, all of which resulted in the builder losing their cases. With no victories in court, the builder’s reputation may be under scrutiny. Their legal history presents significant concerns for potential buyers.
Case Analysis
- Common Factors in Lost Cases:
The data reveals several patterns in the cases against AMR Developers. The complaints largely stem from issues related to: - Failure to Provide Refunds: Multiple cases highlight that complainants have not received their refunds despite legal orders to that effect.
- Non-compliance with QPR Submission: The builder frequently failed to submit …
Cases Lost by Builder (When Defending)
Yearly Trend for these Cases
Common Topics
Analysis of the cases filed against AMR Developers, which the builder lost, reveals significant insights into the common themes and disputes associated with their projects.
The cases can be broadly categorized into four themes: Delayed Possession Claims, Non-compliance with Municipal Orders, Failure to Submit QPRs, and Refund Disputes.
Delayed Possession Claims primarily involve cases where buyers reported that the builder had failed to deliver possession of their flats within a reasonable timeframe. For instance, one complainant booked a flat in 2013 for Rs. 6,12,375 and yet had not received possession by the time of the complaint, leading to a sought refund.
Non-compliance with Municipal Orders encompasses a range of cases where the builder was found to be in violation of regulatory requirements. This often took the form of failing to submit Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) as mandated by the Authority. In multiple instances, the builder claimed a …
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