Vijay Kumar 19 August 2021
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 20 August 2021
First issue a legal notice demanding refund of such amounts, as the developer failed to show any progress in his activity. The concerned advocate studies the offer letter, agreement given, amounts paid, etc, and prepares such notice. This is the first priority.
Search in google about the status of the developer and try to make a group of such victims by contacting them.
It is very difficult to fight against mighty developers and builders and the expenses will be on the higher side. Only when they form as a group, the task can be entrusted to a competent Advocate for further follow-up and recovery.. This is a big task and because a huge investment is locked up with such a company, you have to work hard for recovery through investigation on the affairs of the company, approvals, permissions, title of the developer etc.
P. Venu (Advocate) 20 August 2021
First of all, serve a legal notice and ascertain the present status. If no statutory notice, bring the matters before RERA. Collective efforts would make the task much easy.
Vijay Kumar 20 August 2021
Thank you sir,for your valuable suggestions,we will look ahead for this matter,and will try to investigate the situation by further investigation officers.
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 20 August 2021
If you could form as a group, you can entrust the case to a private detective agency and the fees can be shared between the present members The investigation by regular employees not exposed to the frauds is time-consuming and delay the process.