V Suryanarayana Raju (Managing Director) 02 April 2016

Sale deed - free from all encumberences

Dear All,

Purchased the property from Andhra Bank E-auction and paid full money and obtained registered sale deed. In the sale deed clearly mentioned scheduled property free from all encumberances known to the andhra bank. Where as the property tax due arrears was Rs.50,000/- and the building was not constructed on approved plan. Now building regularisation scheme I have to pay Rs.3,00,000/- to get the plan approved. Is there any chance of getting reimbursement from the Bank, because no fault of mine I am incurring additionally all these expenses. Is there any consumer protection rights or civil disputes I can claim the above said money.

Thanks& Regards

Raju VS Mob:9885079984

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(Guest)

Respected sir....Lets the buyer beware; is the philosophy of Law.However u didnt,disclosed the,Monetary loss in xact terms.U can,knock the,doors of,Consumer forum and get justice....Fr further legal assistance.....Mail me,.. juristybcreddy@gmail.com ,#9959850723....Regards... Balachander Reddy,Advocate

Andhra Bank (Others) 03 April 2016

Dear Customer,

We regret the inconvenience caused and acknowledge your concern. We shall investigate and revert to you shortly.

Regards,
Andhra Bank Customer Service

Andhra Bank (Others) 20 April 2016

Dear Customer,

As per our concern department you had participated in the e auction after having verified physically the documents, You gave the bid for highest amount. The allegations made by you are that the property not free from all encumbrances is false and baseless.

Regards,
Andhra Bank Customer Service

Kumar Doab (FIN) 07 May 2016

You may show all docs on record that you have to an able counsel specializing in such/banking/consumer matters and give inputs, understand the merits and remedies.