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VGN LE OAS

3.8/5 (1 case analyzed)
  • States Active In: Gujarat
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Overall Case Outcomes

Introduction

In the real estate market, understanding the reputation of builders is crucial for prospective home buyers. Today, we shine a light on VGN Le OAS, a builder with a project presence in Gujarat. With only one recorded complaint against them, this post aims to provide a clear overview of their legal standing based on the data available.

Overview of Legal Cases

VGN Le OAS has faced a single complaint since its inception. Here’s a closer look at the case:

Cases Filed Against VGN Le OAS
  • Total Complaints: 1
  • Cases Won: 0
  • Cases Lost: 1

The one case that has been recorded against VGN Le OAS resulted in a loss for the builder.

Legal Case Insights
  • Initiator of the Case: Not specified (details about the appellant's claim are not provided).
  • Defense Argument: Not specified (details about the respondent's claim are not provided).
  • Outcome: The complaint was ultimately …

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Cases Lost by Builder (When Defending)

Yearly Trend for these Cases

Common Topics
Delayed Possession Claims Disputes over Land Conversion or Classification Compromise and Withdrawal of Complaints

Analysis of the cases filed against VGN Le OAS, which the builder lost, reveals several key themes and key pieces of information across the board. The cases can primarily be grouped into three categories: delayed possession claims, disputes over land conversion or classification, and instances where complaints were withdrawn after a compromise was reached.

The first category, delayed possession claims, typically involves penalties imposed on the builder for failing to complete projects on time. In these cases, buyers often claim that the builder has not adhered to the promised timelines, resulting in significant inconvenience and loss. The builder's defense usually revolves around unforeseen circumstances and attributing delays to other parties involved in the project. However, a recurring pattern shows that builders often lose these cases due to insufficient evidence to support their claims of extenuating circumstances.

The second category encompasses disputes related to land conversion or classification. Here, the issues …

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