A resident of Bengaluru has filed a lawsuit against a real estate firm, accusing the company's three brothers of defrauding multiple buyers by selling the same flats to different individuals using forged documents.
Real Estate FraudProperty MarketBengaluruLegal ActionBuyersReal Estate MaharashtraJan 21, 2025

The main issue in the lawsuit is that a real estate firm in Bengaluru has been accused of selling the same flats to multiple buyers using forged documents.
The accused in the lawsuit are three brothers who are the owners and operators of the real estate firm.
The plaintiffs are demanding financial compensation for their losses and a court order to stop the real estate firm from engaging in any further fraudulent activities.
While the exact frequency is not specified, real estate experts in Bengaluru have expressed concern over the growing number of such cases in the city.
Due diligence is crucial in property transactions to ensure the authenticity of property documents and to prevent falling prey to fraudulent schemes, especially for first-time homebuyers.

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