The Mumbai Suburban Additional District Consumer Disposit Redressal Commission has issued a stern warning to Chembur-based real estate firm M/s Eveready Builders, ordering them to handover peaceful possession to the buyers of their properties.
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The Mumbai Suburban Additional District Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission is a consumer protection body in Mumbai that handles cases related to consumer rights and disputes between consumers and businesses.
M/s Eveready Builders is a well-known real estate developer based in Chembur, Mumbai, with a long history of delivering residential and commercial projects in the region.
The commission ordered M/s Eveready Builders to hand over peaceful possession of the properties to the buyers and to compensate them for the delays and inconvenience caused.
The buyers approached the commission because M/s Eveready Builders had failed to deliver the flats as promised, despite the buyers making the required payments.
This ruling sets a precedent for other developers in the region, urging them to honor their commitments and treat consumers with fairness and transparency. It highlights the importance of consumer protection and accountability in the real estate market.
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