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PARADISE ESTATE

3.8/5 (1 case analyzed)
  • States Active In: Goa
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An In-Depth Look at Paradise Estate: A Builder in Goa

When considering purchasing property, the reputation and accountability of the builder are crucial factors. Paradise Estate, a builder operating exclusively in Goa, presents an interesting case for potential buyers. This blog post dives into the builder’s legal history, analyzing their track record and offering critical insights for prospective homeowners.

Overview of Paradise Estate

Paradise Estate is a builder that has garnered attention for its projects in the scenic state of Goa. While the allure of beachfront properties and serene living is tempting for many, potential buyers must weigh the builder's reliability and past interactions with clients carefully.

Legal Record and Complaints

Paradise Estate has faced a total of one complaint, which culminated in a legal case. Here’s a breakdown of their legal situation:

  • Total Complaints Filed: 1
  • Cases Won: 0
  • Cases Lost: 1

Details of the Legal Case

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Cases Lost by Builder (When Defending)

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Common Topics
Delayed Possession Claims Legal Issues Arising from Property Ownership

Analysis of the cases filed against the builder Paradise Estate, which it lost, reveals several key themes and patterns. The cases primarily revolve around two main topics: delayed possession claims and legal issues stemming from property ownership.

The delayed possession claims appear to be a major concern for the complainants, who often seek execution of sale deeds and compensation for the builder's failure to deliver properties on time. In the case summarized, the builder attributed the delay to legal complications following the death of the original owner, Mr. Shivdev Singh Malhotra, and the need to form a co-operative housing society. This indicates a pattern where the builder tends to deflect responsibility for delays by citing external legal factors rather than acknowledging potential mismanagement or inadequate planning.

The legal issues arising from property ownership also stand out in these cases. The formation of a co-operative housing society is a recurring element, …

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