Siddharth 07 July 2018
Kumar Doab (FIN) 07 July 2018
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Kumar Doab (FIN) 07 July 2018
IT shall be appropriate to proceed under expert guidance of a very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in consumer/civil matters and well versed with latest citations, LOCAL applicable rules/laws/ … and having successful track record…. and worth his/her salt…..and show the record and inputs that you have..
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R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 08 July 2018
Please give the following information:
1. Who is asking you to pay the fine of Rs. 60-70 thousand?
2. Whether you have paid the amount payable to the builder?
3. Whether as per the agreement with the builder, any fine/interest is payable by you in case of delayed payment to the builder?
4. In which month and year did the Bank official told you that they are not in a position to grant you the loan, due to CIBIL report.
5. What did you do after knowing about the CIBIL report?
6. Whether the CIBIL report has been corrected now?
Siddharth 15 July 2018
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 16 July 2018
1. Pl. understand. The builder has nothing to do with CIBIL or with the bank loan. All that he knows is you and the Agreement entered with you. If there is delay in payment by you, and if as per agreement, you are liable to pay interest, you have no other g o than to pay the interest to the builder.
2. You may say that the delay is not your fault, but that of CIBIL and consequently that of the Bank. BUT THE BUILDER IS LEASE BOTHERED who caused the delay. As already indicated above, he is concerned only about the receipt of money from you by him. If there is delay in payment by you, and as per the terms of the agreement, interest is payable by you, then you are liable to the Builder.,
3. If there is mistake by the banks concerned in intimating your name wrongly to the CIBIL, and if you suffered any damage (in this case the need to pay interest to the builder, which avoidable if the bank loan had been relesed to you, and which could not be released to you due to CIBIL report) then you have to file a case against the Banks concerned which intimated wrongly to CIBIL and claim damages against them.
4. You cannot file a consumer case against those banks, as (I presume that you do not hold any account with those banks) you are not a consumer of those banks.
5. You may have to file a civil suit for damages.
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 16 July 2018
1. Pl. understand. The builder has nothing to do with CIBIL or with the bank loan. All that he knows is you and the Agreement entered with you. If there is delay in payment by you, and if as per agreement, you are liable to pay interest, you have no other g o than to pay the interest to the builder.
2. You may say that the delay is not your fault, but that of CIBIL and consequently that of the Bank. BUT THE BUILDER IS LEASE BOTHERED who caused the delay. As already indicated above, he is concerned only about the receipt of money from you by him. If there is delay in payment by you, and as per the terms of the agreement, interest is payable by you, then you are liable to the Builder.,
3. If there is mistake by the banks concerned in intimating your name wrongly to the CIBIL, and if you suffered any damage (in this case the need to pay interest to the builder, which avoidable if the bank loan had been relesed to you, and which could not be released to you due to CIBIL report) then you have to file a case against the Banks concerned which intimated wrongly to CIBIL and claim damages against them.
4. You cannot file a consumer case against those banks, as (I presume that you do not hold any account with those banks) you are not a consumer of those banks.
5. You may have to file a civil suit for damages.
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 16 July 2018
1. Pl. understand. The builder has nothing to do with CIBIL or with the bank loan. All that he knows is you and the Agreement entered with you. If there is delay in payment by you, and if as per agreement, you are liable to pay interest, you have no other g o than to pay the interest to the builder.
2. You may say that the delay is not your fault, but that of CIBIL and consequently that of the Bank. BUT THE BUILDER IS LEASE BOTHERED who caused the delay. As already indicated above, he is concerned only about the receipt of money from you by him. If there is delay in payment by you, and as per the terms of the agreement, interest is payable by you, then you are liable to the Builder.,
3. If there is mistake by the banks concerned in intimating your name wrongly to the CIBIL, and if you suffered any damage (in this case the need to pay interest to the builder, which avoidable if the bank loan had been relesed to you, and which could not be released to you due to CIBIL report) then you have to file a case against the Banks concerned which intimated wrongly to CIBIL and claim damages against them.
4. You cannot file a consumer case against those banks, as (I presume that you do not hold any account with those banks) you are not a consumer of those banks.
5. You may have to file a civil suit for damages.
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 16 July 2018
1. Pl. understand. The builder has nothing to do with CIBIL or with the bank loan. All that he knows is you and the Agreement entered with you. If there is delay in payment by you, and if as per agreement, you are liable to pay interest, you have no other g o than to pay the interest to the builder.
2. You may say that the delay is not your fault, but that of CIBIL and consequently that of the Bank. BUT THE BUILDER IS LEASE BOTHERED who caused the delay. As already indicated above, he is concerned only about the receipt of money from you by him. If there is delay in payment by you, and as per the terms of the agreement, interest is payable by you, then you are liable to the Builder.,
3. If there is mistake by the banks concerned in intimating your name wrongly to the CIBIL, and if you suffered any damage (in this case the need to pay interest to the builder, which avoidable if the bank loan had been relesed to you, and which could not be released to you due to CIBIL report) then you have to file a case against the Banks concerned which intimated wrongly to CIBIL and claim damages against them.
4. You cannot file a consumer case against those banks, as (I presume that you do not hold any account with those banks) you are not a consumer of those banks.
5. You may have to file a civil suit for damages.