1) what are the clauses in your agreement for cancellation ?

i do hope that in your letter to builder you have mentioned at you had to cancel the agreement as there has been more than 75%deviation in flat as per BBMP approved plan

2) has builder given commitment in writing that he has no objection to cancellation of agreement and for refund . ?

3) if builder has not done so place on record the discussion you had with builder on _ date wherein builder agreed to cancel agreement and refund the Rs 30 lakhs paid by you

4) if builder does not refund within 15 days file complaint ebfore consumer forum for deficency in service and seek refund with interest .

5) also seek compensation for mental torture undergone by you

The builder is nor going to part with money so easily.

wait for some time and give him reminder all the while.

Then file a case in consumer forum asking for refund with interest and for compensation.

1. Had you engaged a lawyer and conducted due diligence before entering into the agreement you would have discovered the deviation.

2. Issue a lawyer's notice for cancellation to the builder and seek the refund of the money.

3. If the builder does not fulfill the demand raised in the notice sent by your lawyer then you may file a case for recovery of amount paid as advance and also compensation against him in the court. In addition to this you can also file criminal charges for cheating against him.

As per the sale agreement condition the builder has to refund the amount received towards sale consideration by deducting the percentage as-agreed in the conditions of sale agreement. The builder cannot remain silent for indefinite period quoting some flimsy reason. You should ask him to specify the date or period within which he shall refund the advance amount received by him.

If your letter or personal visits to him fails to invoke any response, you may send a lawyer's notice demanding him to refund the same, even if that fails to invoke any response, you may approach consumer forum for refund with interest and costs towards damages and for mental agony or can file a civil suit for recovery.

1. Ask the builder to give some firm date to you by whien he is going to arrange for refund your money.

2. Ask the builder to give you post dated cheques for the amount due to you by that firm date.

3. If the builder issues cheque to you indicating certain date, credit the cheque to your account on the specified date.

4. If the cheque gets bounced, you can file a case U/s.138 against the builder for bouncing of cheque and before that you have to issue a legal notice to him and the builder may pay back your money to avoid further legal consequences.