The outcome of the case will definitely impact your ownership,

If the facts of the pending litigation were hide, you can lodge a complaint against the builder,

Being an interested party and present owner of the case, you can implead yourself as a party to the ongoing litigation.

Builder has to indemnify you in case any claims are made 

you can sue the builder to recover your money with interest in case you are asked to vacate the flat 

If the outcome of the case goes against the builder you may have to leave the flat. 

But there are some remedies. 

You can file a criminal case against the builder for hiding the ongoing litigation. It shall be a fraudulent sale.

You can also file suit for recovery of price money paid by you along with a claim for compensation for damages and losses incurred to you from such transaction deals. 

It depends on the judgment from  the court as the property in disputed even if you are paying the municipal taxes of property and in possession of the property the builder have to loose the property and similarly you are ,of course you will have the right to claim the compensation of losing the property that money you paid to acquire this property along with the interest and compensation but until and unless there is a verdict from the court in this regard you cannot say anything and this case however all the rights of yours is against the builder only you have no right to to claim from the person against whom builder has appeal

What kind of cases are pending against this property. Find out about the case and aeek an opinion in the matter. Then only it can be assessed. If the property is disputed your sale may be cancelled because you didn't do due diligence before buying the property.

Hello,

Yes it is not that simple and while a case is pending you cannot transfer that property. In order to give you specific advice you need to give all the details about the suit.

Hope this helps .

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You will be asked to vacate only. Paying money will be option given to builder. If you yourself pays for builders loan then you can pay

1. Refer to the sale agreement you had with the builder. I am sure it contains a clause of indemnity in the event the sale does not happen because of any eventuality.

2. Consult with an advocate to know the nature of the case and the probable outcome of the case.

3. if the suit is of serious nature then it is better to come out of the project and get full refund of the money.

See the details of the case needs to be perused in this case what is the claim and what is petitioner praying before the court after reading the case papers only.same can be advised. So ask copy of suit and appeal documents along with order from builder.

1. Your existing investment is safe and neither you will be evicted or whatever. However you will have to file a "intervene application" in the on-going court case and put up documentary evidences that you have purchased the property and that your interests should be protected by the court.

You might have carried out due diligence before purchasing the said flat.

You can sue  the Builder if your apprehension comes true, i.e., you can recover the money and also claim interest.

Builder has to indemnify you.  Further, you can lodge criminal cases against him for cheating and fraudulently inducing you to purchase the flat.

If your property is also impleaded in the case, then better you file an application to get yourself as a party to the suit and participate in the case  so that you can fight for your rights on the basis of the registered sale deed executed in your favor.

The court may then decide to pass an  order to compensate you in terms of money if the case is decided agaisnt your interest. 

1. If case is won from one court then chances of losing the appeal are very low. 

2. If builder lose the case then you will be bound to follow the judgement of Court and file recovery suit against builder as he is taking full responsibility.

3. Take written assurance from builder as an agreement that he will pay the losses to you if he lose the case in court. 

In case if you asked to vacate, you can file recovery of money suit along with interest

1. What is the case about? Unless it is known who filed the case against builder and to seek what relief, nothing can be said on the merits.

2. You ought to have conducted due diligence before purchase to ensure that title is free and marketable. It does not require rocket science to find out that property is embroiled in lis.