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Overall Case Outcomes
Introduction
In the dynamic world of real estate, the reputation of a builder is pivotal for homebuyers. One such entity is Roselyn Square, operational exclusively in Punjab. This blog delves into the builder's legal history, focusing on the cases won and lost, and provides potential buyers with crucial insights to aid their decision-making.
Legal Overview of Roselyn Square
Roselyn Square has faced a total of two legal complaints, both resulting in losses for the builder. Interestingly, while the builder has lost these cases, they have also been involved in other legal proceedings that tilt in their favor.
Case Analysis
- Cases Lost：
- Common Factors：The essence of the complaints against Roselyn Square centers around financial discrepancies. In both cases, the allottees contended that the amounts they deposited were higher than what was ordered to be refunded. Specifically, the allottees claimed to have deposited Rs. 45.50 lakhs, …
Cases Lost by Builder (When Defending)
Yearly Trend for these Cases
Common Topics
Analysis of the cases filed against the builder Roselyn Square, which it lost, revealed several key themes and patterns. The cases primarily revolved around two topics: refund disputes and claims made under the Negotiable Instruments Act.
The refund disputes centered around the builder's failure to return the correct amount of money to the allottees. In two separate cases, the allottees claimed that they had deposited Rs. 45.50 lakhs, yet the builder had only been ordered to refund Rs. 40.95 lakhs in the initial ruling. The builder's defense in these cases was somewhat unrelated to the refund amounts, as they highlighted another pending complaint filed by the allottees under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. This indicates a potential strategy by the builder to deflect attention from the refund issue by pointing to other legal avenues taken by the claimants.
The common reason people brought these cases to court was …
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