JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Leave granted.
(2.) The defendant in Suit No. 8 of 1995 in the court
of Senior Sub-Judge, Gurgaon is the appellant in this
appeal. The appellant allotted plot No. 259 on 12.3.1986
to the respondent through its sole proprietor Om Prakash
Saharan. The approximate area of the plot is 1000 square
meters and the tentative price was Rs. 1,20,000/-. On
12.2.1988, a formal agreement was entered into between
the parties. According to the agreement, the allottee had
to start construction of a building for the setting up of an
industrial unit within a period of three months and had to
complete the construction within one and half years from
the date of issue of the letter of allotment. The
construction had to be completed and the installation of
the machinery had also to be completed and the
commercial production was to be started within a period
of two years from the date of allotment. The Agreement
also provided that failing compliance with the above
condition by the allottee, the plot was liable to be resumed
and 10% of the cost of the plot deposited by the allottee at
the time of allotment was liable to be forfeited. The letter
of allotment was issued on 24.12.1987. The allottee did
not fulfil the condition of starting commercial production
within two years of the letter of allotment. This fact is not
in dispute. The appellant thereupon issued various
notices to the allottee. On 19.7.1991, the allottee
requested for extension o time. That request was rejected.
On 13.9.1991, according to the appellant, the appellant
issued an order of resumption which specifically referred
to the contravention of the terms and conditions of
allotment by the allottee. According to the appellant,
possession was taken back on 20.9.1991. The plot was
thereafter re-allotted to M/s Insulation & Electrical
Products (P) Ltd., New Delhi on 2.4.1992. Since that
allottee also did not fulfil the conditions, the said
allotment was cancelled on 6.1.1994.
(3.) The respondent, the plaintiff, filed an application
for referring the dispute to Arbitration. The same was
rejected. Respondent then approached the Consumer
Forum, but that complaint was also dismissed.;
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