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Consumer Court case

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 29 June 2011 This query is : Resolved 
Brief Story of the Case

Actually my Client purchased a House from ADA under self financed scheme @ 160,000=00. In which 25000=00 deposit at the time of application submitted and rest amount will be paid in four equal Installments as per terms and conditions. In allotment letter clearly indicated that the time of possession increase or decrease price of house will be pay by the owner.
But problem is that near about 20 years after ADA sent a notice that please deposit 150,000=00 as soon as otherwise we will canceled your allotment. In the mean time my client sent a letter to ADA to that some more time given to us to deposit the said amount. I sent a legal notice to ADA for cancellation to dues without any details I also applied RTI for the details of dues.
ADA replied that they will take legal action without any other notice. So I want to know my Experts that if we file Complaint in Consumer forum first date will be give us by the court after 3 month then in the mean time ADA take any action against my client? What other action will be taken by the client to save their house. ‘No any action taken by opposite party till the case finalization.’
Can we take this type of order at the time of filling the case before the Consumer Forum?

Give me direction
Kiran Kumar (Expert) 29 June 2011
the Consumer Forum may stay the recovery subject to deposit of some amount may be 50%.


but its strange that recovery notice has been sent after 20 years....find out from the department how this recovery was pending against your client....otherwise it shall be time barred.
Guest (Expert) 29 June 2011
agree with mr kiran


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