JUDGEMENT
M.THANIKACHALAM, J. -
(1.) The opposite party is the appellants.
(2.) The complainant was allotted an MIG 146 house, at Anayur Sect III, by
the opposite party, fixing the tentative cost at Rs.3,17,250/-, which is
to be paid, spread over 13 years @ Rs.3394/- p.m, with interest at17.75%.
The complainant had paid a total sum of Rs.3,61,098/- as on 3.11.98, and
actual possession was given only on 16.11.98. Therefore, the opposite
parties have collected excess sum of Rs.43,848/-, as on 16.11.98.
(3.) As per the rules and regulations of the opposite party, if the entire
cost has been collected, from the allottee, before completing
construction, for the collected amount, the board shall pay 8% interest,
which was also not paid, thereby the opposite party had committed unfair
trade practice, causing mental agony and monetary loss to the allottee/
complainant. On the date of taking the possession on 16.11.98 itself,
upon verification, the complainant had found many defects, and his
request to rectify the same, ended in vain. Therefore, in order to
rectify the defects, the complainant had spent a sum of Rs.25000/-. When
the opposite party is liable to pay the amounts to the complainant, and
having caused deficiency in service, they have issued a demand notice,
calling upon the complainant to pay a sum of Rs.81,360/-, when the
complainant insisted for sale deed, which should be construed as
deficiency in service. Thus for the negligent act, and deficiency
committed by the opposite parties, the complainant is entitled to a
direction to execute sale deed, without demanding any amount, cancelling
the demand order, in addition to other reliefs as enumerated in paragraph
15 of the complaint.;
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