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Overall Case Outcomes
Introduction
When considering investing in property, understanding the builder's reputation and track record is paramount. In this post, we delve into the performance of RAS Development Private Limited, a builder active in Haryana. With a focus on their legal history and outcomes, we aim to provide valuable insights for prospective buyers.
Builder Overview
Name: RAS Development Private Limited
Active Region: Haryana
Complaints Recorded: 5
Cases Won: 1
Cases Lost: 4
Legal Case Details
Cases Lost by RAS Development:
1. Case Summary:
- Claim: HRERA alleged that RAS Development Pvt. Ltd. failed to upload quarterly progress reports for the project 'RAS Basera'.
- Defense: RAS Development maintained that they had shared the reports up to December 2022.
- Verdict: The notice from HRERA was discharged and the complaint was disposed of, indicating an official acknowledgment of the builder's compliance.
Cases Won by RAS Development:
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Cases Lost by Builder (When Defending)
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Cases Won by Builder (When Defending)
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An analysis of the cases filed against the builder, RAS Development Private Limited, which the builder won, revealed the following information. The cases predominantly fell into two main themes: Non-compliance with Regulatory Requirements and Disputes over Reporting and Transparency.
In the first category, the cases brought forth by regulatory bodies such as HRERA often revolved around allegations of the builder's non-compliance with municipal regulations related to project documentation. For example, in the case filed by HRERA, the opposing party claimed that RAS Development Private Limited failed to upload quarterly progress reports for their project, 'RAS Basera'. However, the builder successfully defended itself by proving that all reports had been appropriately uploaded up to December 2022, leading to the discharge of the notice issued by HRERA. This illustrates a frequent theme in which regulatory bodies challenge builders on procedural grounds, which can stem from misunderstandings or miscommunication regarding compliance.
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