Introduction

In the evolving real estate market of Gujarat, Shreeji Realty stands out as a builder with a blend of promise and challenges. This article delves into the legal landscape surrounding Shreeji Realty, assessing their performance through the lens of customer complaints and legal cases.

Overview of Shreeji Realty

Shreeji Realty has been identified with 3 recorded complaints. Unfortunately, the builder has not managed to win any of the cases they were involved in, having lost all three disputes.

Legal Case Analysis

Cases Lost

• Flat Issues in 'Windward Business Park': One prominent complaint involved a customer who faced issues with a flat booked in Shreeji Realty's 'Windward Business Park' project. While the builder claimed that they had resolved the issues, the final outcome was that the complaint was withdrawn due to an amicable resolution between the parties. This case highlights a possible trend where resolutions often depend on direct negotiations rather than legal victories.

Cases Won

In contrast, Shreeji Realty has faced two cases where they emerged victorious:

1. Violation of RERA: In a case concerning an advertisement lacking the RERA registration number, the verdict resulted in the builder being fined Rs. 1,25,000 for unintentional oversight, showcasing a compliance issue despite a win.
2. Completion Certificate: The second case dealt with the completion of a project. Shreeji Realty claimed to have completed the project while the registration of the society was pending, leading to a minor penalty of Rs. 20,000. This indicates that while the builder may have delivered on the project completion, procedural shortcomings can still lead to penalties, reflecting a tendency towards operational challenges.

Patterns and Common Factors

Complaints and Lost Cases

The lost cases mainly revolved around customer dissatisfaction related to specific projects, suggesting a potential issue in project execution or communication. The amicable resolutions imply that while legal disputes arise, customers are open to resolving issues externally, perhaps indicating a trust … Read more