Supreme Court of India
Cci Projects (p) Ltd. v. Vrajendra Jogjivandas Thakkar
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 – s.23 – Two consumers booked one residential flat each in a building project, which appellant was to construct – Separate agreements in the year 2012 were entered into, by both the consumers with appellant – Possession of flats was to be delivered by August 2014 – Though sum of Rs.85,86,911/- had been deposited in respect of each flat, no possession was delivered by the appellant by August 2014 – The two consumers filed separate complaints against the appellant – During the pendency of the matters, the possession of flats was offered by the appellant vide letter…
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