Gurugram: a group of home buyers from Global Signature Grandiva in Sector 103 on Sunday protests against developers for delayed ownership despite receiving a residential certificate in April this year.
This project was launched 5 years ago, but the construction has not been completed.
Of the 1,400 flats, the occupants are claimed, only 20-30 buyers who have ownership so far.
They accused the developer has changed the development plan, which is not carried out in accordance with the buyer’s buyer agreement.
Also, approval for changes in plans is not taken from home buyers.
“When we asked the builder, they said it was an unintentional mistake on BBA.
About four to five families have shifted to the community but there is no connecting road, shopping complex, etc.
The road 24 meters of the project is not visible.
The temporary road is built by Very narrow builders cannot be accessed during the rainy season, “said Santosh Sahu, said Homebuyer.
“We were forced to pay the maintenance fees around Rs 4 per SQFT because of its high operating costs.
Even luxury flats in the area are charged less for maintenance and operation.
Builder does not provide ownership to anyone who refuses to sign documents and give them advances for the year This, “said Dharmendra Gaud, another home buyer.
They then said that crutches, community centers and shopping complexes were still under construction.
“The majority of the flats are incomplete.
Even the numbering of flat is mostly non-existent.
Current ownership is on the Pick-and-Post basis and only 20% of the Final-cum offer ownership letters,” said Gaurav Joshi, another buyer meanwhile, Representatives of the developer denied claims made by home buyers.
“There is no delay in the Project and Extensions have been given to the realty sector by the Government and Rera because of a pandemic.
We have received NOC for all and residential certificates have been issued by the authorities.
About 200 home buyers have gained a registry and we have submitted 100 flats to them .
We only charge the operational costs of maintenance according to the law.
We have paid EDC to the government and made efforts with the authorities concerned to resolve the issue of external infrastructure development.
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