Dear Sir,
I had applied for IPO 20 shares of EMAAR MGF LAND LIMITED, vide Application No. 2373627 in Feb, 2008.
Chq.No. 013428 dt. 04/02/2008 drawn on HDFC Bank Ltd.,
Client ID No. 41195300
DP ID No. IN300476
However, though an amount of Rs 8014.72 has been debited from my savings account with HDFC Bank on 12/02/2008, the above Company has not refunded the amount debited after withdrawing the IPO.
I request therefore, your kind self to take up the matter with the Company so that the above amount is refunded to me at the earliest.
Yours faithfully,
S.S. KALYAN
(Phone no.[protected]
email id : [protected]@rediffmail.com
Aug 14, 2020
Complaint marked as Resolved
Shame on Emaar!!!
Is this the same Emaar that has accomplished huge projects worldwide?
Thanks,
Raj
pls do not accept inferior finished flat
raj
GOD SAVE US!!!1
I can be be reached at vingori(at)gmail(dot)com
Emaar though i have paid my 90 % of my money. Its very tough
to handle them . Any one with similar experience.
You can contact me at [protected]@gmail.com
Phase i customers were tricked in by the false promise of MGF management. There were lot of protest meetings, filing complaints by the Phase I customers. Some of the phase I customers formed the association and appointed committee members did protest meeting and filing complaints to Police. Everyone now accepted the fact that nothing can be done and no communication from self appointed committee members.
Phase I customers, who are not staying Esplanade does not know the happening. Recently I have visited my flat and I only get the impression that this is more of glorified government quarters not an upscale apartment.
My personal feeling is that this is waste of investment and expected returns both in tangible and intangible not on an expected line.
Regards,
Chandrasekar
I have misplaced the original agreements, which they are now insisting
upon to complete the registration, failing which to file FIR and publish
public notice in the newspaper.Is this required, for an
unregistered document like the agreement? Especially when I have availed
no loan, and paid the entire amounts from my pocket?I asked
them to issue copies of the agreement, and take a letter indemnifying
themselves from me, but they insist on company policy.They have
delayed the project by 12 months, there is still no delivery, and to top
that, they have already claimed and collected interest from me,
claiming delay in payments!Should I file a consumer complaint
against them in the appropriate forum for their refusal to issue copies,
and for unnecessary harassment of a genuine customer?
invested in a flat in Chennai in a project in Tondiarpet promoted by a
prominent builder (EMAAR MGF) in 2010.Since my cousin
would be inconvenienced to come every time to Chennai, I was
co-ordinating all necessary aspects of the deal, from the negotiations,
to the signing of the agreements, to the payments to be made as per
reminders made by the builder linked to the progress of construction.
All payments were being made by my cousin out of his own funds, and no
loan has been taken.The project is already delayed by more
than 9 months and the final delivery is slated to be in December 2014,
which would be a delay of 12 months from the scheduled date.Unfortunately
at the time of shifting of his residence in Mumbai, my cousin has
misplaced the original agreements signed with the builder. Recently we
approached the builder to complete the registration of the flat since
almost 95% of the payments have been made.The builder has
asked my cousin to produce his original copies of the agreements (though
the builder indeed has its own copy), failing which to lodge a FIR with
the concerned police station, and also to release an advertisement in
the newspapers announcing loss of the agreements.My cousin
is bewildered and we do not understand why this is necessary. The
agreement was unregistered, no loan has been taken (though the builder
apprehends that the finder of the agreement could obtain a loan based on
that document!), and there is no express clause in the agreement itself
stating what should be done in case of loss of the agreement.We
requested the builder to print another true copy of the agreement, or
refer to their copy of the agreement, and collect a letter from my
cousin indemnifying themselves against any loss in future on account of
the misplacement of the agreement, etc and close the matter. We
strongly feel these steps should suffice in covering any harm that could
be caused by the loss of this agreement.The builder refuses to listen to us, and insists it is their company policy.