Andhra Pradesh

Nellore

CC/94/2013

M/s Ashok Towers Flat Owners Association - Complainant(s)

Versus

1.M/S Bajaji Builders and Developers Rep by managing Partner K.AskokKumar - Opp.Party(s)

V.Chandrashekarreddy

14 Aug 2015

ORDER

Date of Filing     :10-05-2013

                                                                                                Date of Disposal:14-08-2015

 

BEFORE THE DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM:NELLORE

Friday, this the 14th day of  August, 2015

 

PRESENT: Sri M. Subbarayudu Naidu, B.Com.,B.L.,LL.M.,President(FAC) & Member                             

                   Sri N.S. Kumara Swamy, B.Sc.,LL.B., Member.

 

C.C.No.94/2013

 

Ashok Towers Flat Owners Association,

204, Ashok Towers, Near DOS Colony,

Sullurpet, Nellore District,

Represented by it’s Secretary, Kasinadhuni Siva Prasad,

S/o.K.M.A. Prasad,  Hindu, Aged 58 years,

Residing at Flat No.304, Ashok Towers, Sullurpet.                                         ..… Complainant     

 

                                                                           Vs.

1.

Balaji Builders and Developers,

Represented by it’s Managing Partner:K.Ashok Kumar,

 

2.

Kankanalapati Seetha, W/o.Ashok Kumar,

Both  presently residing at 26/2/506,

Venkatareddy Nagar, Nellore-4,

Native of Lingampadu Village,

D.V.SATRAM Mandal, Nellore District.                                                                                              

 

3.

Siddareddy Penchala Narayana Reddy,

S/o.Pulla Reddy, Hindu, R/o.Door No.25/10-78/B,

3rd line S.R.Thota, Guntur-4.                                                                 ..…Opposite parties

                                                              .  

            This complaint coming on 11-08-2015 before us for hearing in the presence of                Sri Venati Chandra Sekhar Reddy, advocate for the complainant and Sri V. Subrahmanyam and  Tulasi Jalandhar Reddy, advocate for the opposite parties 1 and 2 and opposite party No.3 called absent  and having stood over for consideration till this day and this Forum made the following:

 

ORDER

(ORDER BY  Sri M. SUBBARAYUDU NAIDU, PRESIDENT(F.A.C.)

 

This  Consumer Case is filed by the complainant against   the opposite parties 1 to 3 to direct them to complete all unfinished works in the apartment, by rectifying leakages such as septic tank, leakage of bore-well, demolishing store rooms, allotting car parking to the flat owners  and construction of compound wall to the entire apartment; to pay compensation of Rs.1,40,000/- to each of the 14 flat  owners shown in the list totaling to  a sum of Rs.19,60,000/- for causing mental agony and  inconvenience caused to them for the past two years.  Otherwise the members of the Association will be put to serious loss and injury and  so grant such other relief or reliefs as the Hon’ble Forum may deem it fit and proper in the circumstances of the case.

 

 

Factual matrix leading to filing of this Consumer Case is as stated  as hereunder:

 

1.

It is the case of the complainant that being a Secretary of M/s.Ashok Towers Fat Owners Association, which is a registered association  (Registered as Society No.107/2012) under Registration  of Societies Act XXXV of 2001)  representing  the said association has submitted that 1st opposite party is the builder and 2nd opposite party is the owner of the vacant site.  The 1st opposite party is in the capacity of builder  constructed an apartment under the name and style of  Ashok Towers at Sullurpet, Nellore District in Sy.No.34-15A, 34-16A, 34-17A. The 3rd opposite party, who is  a resident of Guntur is also the joint owner of the land alongwith 2nd opposite party, where in the said apartment was constructed.  Before the selling the said flats in the apartment  as per the terms mentioned in the broacher had shown 5 floors, open terrace, and open cellar (Ground Level)   for car parking but the 1st opposite party had shown  approved plan issued by Sullurpet Grama Panchayat for  4 floors only.  The builder  had made the members of the association to believe that he had obtained permission from concerned authorities at Hyderabad for                      5 floors.  But he had not  produced the approved copy of plan till today.

 

(b)

It is also further submitted by the complainant that in para 3, at page No.2 of his complaint that the 1st opposite party had also promised that the terrace will be kept vacant except  installing water  tank and assured that the flat owners can use the terrace for conducting functions.  The 1st opposite party had constructed 5 floors and also  constructed a large pent house in the 6th  floor occupying most of the terrace and there is no space left for  conducting any functions by the flat owners.  He also failed to construct the compound  wall around the said apartment, an office room for association, a room for watchmen.  He also failed to transfer the electricity connections in the name of the purchasers of the flats whose list is given here under  and   he had also failed to provide car parking place.  He had further failed to demolish the store rooms constructed during the construction activities.  The  removal  of the said store rooms is very much required for parking and allotment of car parking place to the flat owners.  He had further failed to provide Building Completion Certificate to all the flat owners.  He had also failed to provide lightning protection for the building and also not provided fire installations / equipment / pipe lines etc.,

 

(c)

It is  also  further submitted by the complainant in para 4 of his complaint that during   the construction of septic tank near to the north-west Bore well some of the flat owners have objected that later stages it may got contaminated with bore-well and the 1st opposite party had promised to construct the same through RCC wall with leak proof arrangements.  But he had constructed the same  with bad and unpure quality of septic tank with brick work only and resulting north-west bore well will got contaminated immediate after few months.  In view of the same the said bore well  was abandoned  and the said well is not useful for human use.

 

(d)

It is also further submitted by the complainant in para 5 of  his complaint that  the Complainant’s  Association had conducted meetings with the 1st opposite party’s and in the meeting which was held on 03-04-2011.  The 1st opposite party will complete the construction of compound wall by 05-05-2011.  In view of non-construction of compound wall, the animals are entering into the apartment and causing nuisance.  In the next further meeting held on 15-08-2012, the 1st opposite party agreed to rectify all the above defects by 14-09-2012 but he failed to do so.  In view of his  negligence and failed to comply the conditions under the broacher furnished by him he has not complied the requirements  as demanded by the association.  Thus there is clear deficiency in service on the part of the                     1st opposite party.

 

(e)

It is also further submitted by the complainant in para 6 of his complaint that he got issued a legal notice dated 22-02-2013 to opposite parties, calling upon them to comply the above said requirements.  But so far 1st opposite party had not done.  It is also amounts to clear deficiency in service on the part of the 1st opposite party.  It is prayed that the Hon’ble Forum may be pleased to allow the  complaint with costs as prayed for.  Hence, the complaint.

 

 

II.        DEFENCE:  Contents of Written Version of 1st opposite party:-

 

 

After several adjournments are granted to the 1st opposite party to file written version by the Forum, at last on 22-01-2014, the 1st opposite party had filed it’s counter / written version in the office but 2nd opposite party had not preferred  to file counter / written version.  It is no doubt that the 1st opposite party had filed its affidavit on 03-09-2014 and another additional chief-affidavit  on 15-04-2015, by resisting the complaint and denied the allegations of the complainant which are made in the complaint.  The 2nd opposite party has adopted  the counter / written version of opposite party N.1 by filing a memo date 19-12-2014.  The 3rd opposite party is absent continuously without any response.

 

(b)

Whileso,  it is  submitted  by the 1st opposite party in para 5 of it’s written version at page No.2 that the slab on the 5th floor was constructed on the requests of the occupiers to protect the slab from  atmosphere moisture, humidity as the area is nearer to seashore  and otherwise to slab on the 5th floor would get damaged very quickly due to moisture.

 

(c)

It is also further stated by the 1st opposite party in paras 6 to 9 of its written version that the compound wall construction is completed by the time of flat  construction, however some of the  flat owners who occupied the flats had colluded with the surrounding people and had displaced / removed some portion of the compound wall on the eastern side for their convenient egress & ingress to get  the easy reach of the maid  servants coming form surrounding area, it is submitted that, there is a civil litigation pending and also the matter was put forth before the town elders with regards  to high handed behavior of the neighbors  on removing of the wall.  It is also further submitted by the 1st opposite party that the office room, and a watchman room were already constructed and handedover to the flat owners.  Subsequently, the office room and watch man  room are demolished by flat owners association, to shift them to some other place as per their desire / convenience.  It is also said that the car parking is also allotted as per the plan design in the ground floor.  The building completion certificate from concerned authority was provided to the flat owners.

 

(d)

It is also submitted by the 1st opposite party in para 10 of  it’s written version that alleged bore-well on the north west was digged for the purpose of construct works of the flats.  So, the septic tank was constructed  near to that as per the vaasthu after the construction work is completed and therefore the alleged bore-well had been abandoned and awaiting for pulling of the pipes.  It is also  said that the bore-well  was constructed on the north-eastern side was the bore-well that provided as the main source for water consumption to the flat owners.

 

(e)

It is also further submitted by the 1st opposite party in para 11 of it’s written version that it is false to state that the flat owners association had  conducted a meeting with the 1st opposite party and it is in the meeting held on 03-04-2011 and it is further false to state that 1st opposite party had agreed to complete the compound wall by 05-05-2012.  It is  true that the legal notice dated 22-02-2013 was received by the 1st opposite party and a joint meeting with the flat owners was conducted and it was decided that all the flat owners will co-operate  to construct the compound wall which was removed by surrounding people with the collusion with some of the flat owners.

 

(f)

It is also further submitted by the 1st opposite party in pars 13 to 16 of it’s  written version that it is false to state that there was negligence on it’s part and failed to comply to the conditions under  the broacher furnished by managing partner.  There is no merit in the averments   which are alleged by the complainant in his complaint.  There is no deficiency in service by the 1st opposite party towards the complainant.  The 1st  opposite party had  again submitted that in para 15 of it’s written version that he has also owns ten flats in the same apartment and by eliminating him forming complainant’s association that will clearly shows that it is with the ulterior  motive of the said association.  The complaint itself is frivolous   and it is filed at the instigation of people who had removed the compound wall construction.  It is also raised in the joint meeting with the complainant’s association by the 1st opposite party.  In the  said circumstances, it is prayed  that the Hon’ble Forum may be pleased to dismiss the complaint with costs.

 

(g)

The complainant had filed his affidavit  on 31-07-2014 and the documents which are marked on his behalf as Exs.A1 to A10; whereas the 1st opposite party had filed it’s affidavit through Secretary on 03-09-2014 and  also it’s affidavit through Secretary on   15-04-2015 and the documents which are  marked on it’s behalf as Exs.B1  and  B2.  Both the respective  counsel for the parties have filed their written arguments in support of their case.

 

            III)      Basing on the material available on the record, the  points  that are for consideration and determination that these three points which are mentioned below are framed to decide the case:-

(a)

Is there any deficiency in service on the part of the opposite parties towards the complainant?

 

(b)

Whether the complainant is entitled the reliefs as prayed for, if it is so,  to what extent?

 

(c)

 

To what relief?

 

IV.  POINTS 1 AND 2:  These two points are inter dependent with each other, we have taken up together  for determination of the case.

 

(a) Oral arguments of  the said learned counsel for the complainant:

 

            The learned counsel for the complainant Sri V. Chandra Sekhar Reddy has vehemently argued that the complaint, affidavit of the complainant and his written arguments submitted here may be read as part and parcel of his oral arguments.  Main thrust of his arguments advanced by him for the complainant that the 1st opposite party – builder had made to believe that intending purchasers of flats that he had obtained permission from concerned authorities at Hyderabad for 5 floors.  But he had not produced the approved copy of plan till today.  He has further argued that before selling the said flats in the apartment, the opposite parties 1 and 2 have issued  a broacher for construction of Ashok Towers which is Ex.A3 informing that the  intending purchasers that they (opposite parties) will construct  the apartment as per the terms mentioned in the broacher and shown 5 floors, open terrace, and open cellar and (ground level) for car parking, but the said opposite parties have shown that approved plan issued by Sullurpet Gram Panchayat for 4 floors only.  It is narrated further how the opposite parties have promised to do but in fact they have not done so far for the reasons best known to them, it is clearly explained but in order to avoid repetition of the same here.

 

            The said learned counsel for the complainant  has relied  upon the decisions which are reported in 2012 (3) CPR 5 (NC); 2012 (3) CPR 401 (NC); 2012 (4) CPR 362 (NC) and 2012 (3) CPR 86 (A.P.State Commission, Hyderabad).  He has further contended that  in this case the opposite party made constructions of 5th floor un-authorizedly without obtaining necessary permission from the competent authority which fact of construction of the 5th floor is admitted by the opposite party.  His further contention that he has constructed compound wall and it was demolished  by the flat owners for their convenience.  It is the burden lies on the opposite party to prove the said construction of the wall and its demolition.  He has further admitted that he had  provided  office room and watchman room but contended,  it is also demolished by the association.  He has further contended that he had provided car parking place in the ground  floor and also contended that he has submitted building completion certificate.  He has failed to produce the said certificate before this  Hon’ble  Forum.  He has also failed to adduce any evidence to substantiate  his claim.  Ex.A7 which is the notice issued by the Commissioner, Sullurpet Municipality discloses that the opposite party un-authorisedly constructed 4th and 5th floors and also constructed shop rooms in the car parking  place causing inconvenience to the flat owners which clearly shows that  he had violated the terms and conditions of the sale deed.  Therefore, the  opposite party is liable to comply the requirements  as prayed in the complaint.

 

            Hence, it is prayed that this Forum may be  pleased to direct the opposite parties  to complete all un-finished works in the apartment, by rectifying leakages such as septic  tank, leakage of bore well, demolishing store rooms, allotting car parking  of the flat owners and construction of compound wall to the entire apartment  and to pay compensation of Rs.2,00,000/- to each of the 14 flat owners shown in the list  totalling to a sum of Rs.28,00,000/- for causing mental agony and inconvenience caused to them for the past 5 years.  Otherwise the members of the Association will be  put to serious  loss and injury.

 

On the other hand, Sri V. Subrahmanyam, the learned counsel for the opposite parties has also  vehemently argued that the written version, an affidavit and written arguments of the opposite parties may be read as part and parcel of his oral arguments.

 

 

(b)  Oral arguments of the said learned counsel for the  opposite parties:

 

(i).

The first and foremost contention of the said learned counsel for opposite party is that after payment of full consideration to the opposite parties by the so called flat owners are become to full-pledged owners as per their sale-deeds registered  and right and title of the property and possession of the flats as the case may be, including amenities as promised earlier.

 

(ii).

There is no any contract by a document that the demands of the complainant or the other flat owners have to be fulfilled after purchase etc.,  It is the duty of the venders to enquire and purchase of the flats.

 

(iii).

It is another contentions that the several flat owners have purchased the flats in pursuance of the contract of the opposite parties and have formed into association.  It is the association which came into existence  after the contract of sale  and the sale is completed.  In such an event, the owner or builder will not have any obligation.  The association is bound to get the arrangements made by conducting the meetings.  The builder will cease to act with regard to the flats etc., or as such.  The builder or opposite parties  are nothing to do with the demands of the association which is a new body to the builder and the builder is an outsider.  Each flat owner  should not have purchased the flats without fulfillment of these   demands if there exists such really, which have to be proved by adducing abundant evidence with cross  examination in pursuance of the Evidence Bye Laws of the association have been framed subsequent to the purchase after the flat owners  have become true owners for the benefit of the flat owners and the builder will not have any responsibility  to the association much less the reliefs in this Forum.

 

(iv)

In this case  the flat owners have purchased the flats  for consideration and thereafter they have come forward with this complaint by way of association.  They have been satisfied with the construction work, perused the plan  and received the same and purchased.  In the circumstances, it cannot be said that there is unfair trade practice and mislead the flat owners.  In this case sale is complete and the sale deeds have been executed and registered.  The plan is with the  association and purchased the flats after satisfied with the plan and other amenities.  It is highly impossible  that the opposite parties have constructed without approved plan.

 

(v)

In the bye laws,  the total members is not stated and Association Secretary cannot claim compensation for others without filing of affidavits of others.  The  bye laws is not contained provisions for filing a case in the Forum.  In the legal notice issued to the opposite parties, there are only four demands, but in the complaint there are ten demands.  As per the notice, by that time since 3  years in possession of the faults  and afterwards they came to know  about  the faults. Therefore  time has expired and the complaint is barred by  time.  The complainant has not chosen either  the Municipality or Panchayat to add as parties to the complaint, to know better the faults  on the part of the builder.

 

(vi)

It is only to make  wrongful gain that the complainant filed this case.  Independent consumer may be a consumer prior to purchase.  But not the association as per  the definitions of the Consumer Protection Act.  As per the bye laws of the Association as per Rule-19 of the by laws, the complainant is not empowered to file cases in the  Courts of Law or Forum or Tribunal.  As per the said Rule, the matters in between  the co-owners, flat owners will be settled, but not in between the association secretary  and the builder.  The bye laws are not framed as per rules.  The list of members are not shown.  Out of total 25 flats, only 14 flat owners formed into association.  The object of the  association is for service to the co-owners.  The builder is filing the plan sanctioned by the Government and the tax receipts issued by the Municipality. Hence, the Hon’ble Forum may be please to dismiss the complaint.

 

Forum’s Findings and Observations

            (c)        Heard,  the learned counsel for the  parties and perused the record very carefully.  Parties led their evidence by way of affidavits.   The nature of liability under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 is not strict liability but fault liability.  Both the learned counsel for the parties, have submitted their oral arguments before us.  This case is  lingering on since more than 1 ½ years for a decision.

 

            It is evident from the record such as  documents   and affidavits about the facts in detail  with regard to the agony of  the complainant.  The  activity of developing of lands and allotment of flats / plots falls  within the definition of service in  Section 2 (i) (o)  of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 and construction of a house or flat is for the benefit of a person for whom it is constructed.  He may do so himself or hire the services of a  builder.  The arrangement being for consideration is a ‘Service’ as  defined in the Consumer Protection Act, 1986.  It the service is defective then it is a consumer dispute.  Promised basic amenities are not provided by the builder, then deficiency  in service proved by sum and substance of the complaint itself.  The opposite parties are miserably  failed to  bring to our notice, adequate and required  information by way of documentary evidence.  The opposite parties are abstained to produce relevant information by way of documents such as title deeds, bye-laws of the said Apartment and  agreement between the parties, they can do so, if they are interested  to produce them.  What is prevented the opposite parties not to produce them before us for our scrutiny, such terms and conditions of agreement.  The municipality authorities affidavits are not filed before us.  Why they (opposite parties ) have agreed  to complete unfinished items of work  later on during the said meetings which are held with flat owners on such date as the case may be.  It means  that builder has not completed promised works to the apartment and still they are pending till today,  certainly it is  a deficiency in service and sheer negligence on the part of the opposite parties towards the complainant.

 

            A complainant, who had agreed to buy a flat on consideration which was paid under the system of deferred payment as  per  the terms of procedure, falls within the definition of the beneficiary entitled to avail the services of the opposite parties and he was thus a ‘Consumer’.  Construction of a house or flat, is for the benefit of a person for whom it is constructed.  He may do so himself  or hire  the services of a builder.  The opposite parties   have agreed to construct a flat for the complainant and other co-owners  of flats.  The flat is not completed at the time of entering into a contract with the builder by  the complainant and the other  co-owners  of flat.  The contract between  them may be in  writing or oral.

 

Now, the point is that whether builder   has constructed   flats as per the plan and provided other amenities agreed upon with complainant and other flat owners.  The question is that has the builder  obtained a fitness   certificate from the complainant and other flat owners at the time of occupation of the flats?  ‘Fit   for occupation’ is  compulsorily obtained form the owners of flats by the builder   as the case may be.  Why, both of them have discussed about  lapses  on the part of the builder in Association Meetings by passing resolutions to complete works which are pending, that means the flats are yet to be completed as per specifications.

 

            Both of them have not filed copies of agreement or sale deeds  of respective flat owners  so far but they are expect from us a correct decision on the subject of ‘Consumer Case’ which is in dispute on hand.   Is it the way to conduct the case by them?  Still, the builder has not completed the pending works, it means that there is a deficiency in service and negligent on the part of opposite parties towards the complainant.  It is crystal clear as per the pleadings of the case.  The question of considering the alleged  provisions of  T.P. Act, does not arise, in this context.  It is relating to immovable property.  We are concerned with the ‘Service’ aspect of builder with the flat owners.

 

CASE-LAW:

(a) Failure to complete construction in terms of agreement amounts to deficiency in service and Forum under consumer Protection Act will have jurisdiction to decide complex issues –  2005 (1) CPR 64( A.P.S.C.D.R.C):

 

            (b)  It is held by the Apex Court in Dr.J.J. Merchant & Others Vs. Shrinath Chaturvedhi – AIR  2002 SC 2931,  that “even if a  complaint is said to involve complicated issues, party need not be directed to approach Civil Court and that Consumer Forum headed by Judicial authorities are competent to decide complex issues.  A plea that trial by a Forum is summary in nature is not a ground to direct party to a Civil Court”.

 

(c) The burden lies on the complainant to establish negligence  and deficiency in service and the necessity of corroboration on material particulars – 1997 (3) CPR  26 (N.C.).

 

(d)  The Act being (Consumer Protection Act, 1986) a beneficial legislation intended to  confer some  speedier remedy on a Consumer from being exploited by unscrupulous traders provisions there of should receive a liberal construction 1999 (1) CPR 186 A.P.

 

            (e)  It is well known rule of statutory  construction that the tribunal or body should be considered to be endowed with such ancillary or incidental powers  as are necessary to discharge  its functions effectively for the purpose being justice between the parties 1997 (3) CPR 601 A.P.

High Court, Hyderabad.

 

            (f)  In the case of Consumer Disputes  Redressal Forum’s, the judgment must set out the points in dispute and on  decision on those points supported by some reasons – 1995 C.P.R. 832 (N.C.)

 

Reasons for the order:

 

The complainant has given a list of works, which are yet to be done. It is clear from the affidavits of both parties that the construction work has not yet been completed  and that there are  number of items to be completed yet. The entire episode is a sad commentary on the proverbial inaction  of the builder.  We are shocked  at this horrible state of affairs and are of the opinion that opposite parties  are   adequately compensate the complainant for their deficiency in service.

 

Mental agony cannot be measured in terms of  money.  We have considered the rival submissions  of the parties.  We are  convinced with the arguments of the complainant.  There is no  justification on the part of opposite parties  to dodge further not completing the works in time and promising to do and complete them in future, it amounts to deficiency in service and negligence  of the opposite parties.  In view of the  facts and circumstances of the case, it can be  said that the complainant  is entitled to get the reliefs as prayed for to some extent as detailed in point No.3.

 

V.  POINT No.3:  IN THE RESULT,  the complaint is   allowed in part, ordering the opposite parties 1 to 3 to perform jointly  and severally to complete all the   un-finished works in the Apartment by rectifying leakages such as septic  tank, leakage of bore-well, demolishing of store rooms, allotting car parking to the Flat Owners (14) and construction of compound wall to the entire apartment; also  to pay compensation of Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand only) to the complainant and other association of the said members i.e., to each flat  owners    for causing them mental agony and inconvenience and also to pay Rs.3,000/- (Rupees three thousand only) towards costs of the complaint within one month from the date of the receipt of the order.

 

Typed to the dictation to the Stenographer, corrected  and pronounced by us in the open  Forum, this the 14th day of  August, 2015.

 

                    Sd/-                                                                                         Sd/-

           MEMBER                                                                               PRESIDENT(F.A.C.)

 

                                                            APPENDIX OF EVIDENCE

 

Witnesses Examined for the complainant

 

P.W.1  -

31-07-2014

Sri K. Siva Prasad, S/o.K.M.A. Prasad, Sullurpet (Chief Affidavit filed).

 

Witnesses Examined for the opposite parties

 

R.W.1  -

03-09-2014

Sri K. Ashok Kumar, S/o.Chenchurama Naidu,  Managing Partner, Balaji Builders & Developers,  Nellore District (Chief Affidavit filed)

 

R.W.2  -

15-04-2015

Sri K. Ashok Kumar, S/o.Chenchurama Naidu,  Managing Partner, Balaji Builders & Developers,  Nellore District (Addl.Chief Affidavit filed)

 

                             EXHIBITS MARKED FOR THE COMPLAINANT

 

Ex.A1  -

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Photocopy of Certificate of Registration of Societies Act XXXV of 2001 in Society No.107 of 2012 in favour of  complainant issued by  the Registrar, District Registation Office, Gudur.

 

Ex.A2  -

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Photocopy of  Bye Laws of Ashok Towers Flat Owners Association.

 

Ex.A3  -

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Photocopy of  Brochure given by opposite party No.1 in favour of Ashok Towers.

 

Ex.A4  -

03-04-2011

Photocopy of  Issues Discussions discussed by Ashok Towers owners.

 

 

Ex.A5  -

15-08-2012

Photocopy of  MOM held in between Balaji Builders and Owners of Ashok Towers.

 

Ex.A6  -

22-02-2013

Photocopy of  legal notice from complainant’s advocate              Sri Vemana Gopi addressed to the opposite parties.

 

Ex.A7  -

04-07-2013

Photocopy of  R.T.I. Act, 2005 information from Public Information Officer, Sullurpet to the K. Ramakrishna Rao and Provisional Order in U.C.No.17/2013, dated 05-07-2013 to the  opposite party No.2 given by Municipality of Sullurpet  Office.

 

Ex.A8  -

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Six photos, One closed C.D. Mailer / Floppy Disk addressed from K. Ramakrishna Rao to the complainant’s advocate.

 

Ex.A9  -

09-07-2013

Andhra Prabha  Main Paper and District Edition.

 

Ex.A10  -

10-07-2013

Andhra Prabha  District Edition.

 

                         EXHIBITS MARKED FOR THE OPPOSITE PARTIES

 

Ex.B1  -

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Photocopies of seven receipts  Nos.762 on 07-11-2012, 763 on 07-11-2012, 3637 on 06-06-2013, 3643 on 06-06-2013,3638 on 06-06-2013, 1441 on 06-01-2014 and 1442 on 06-01-2014 issued by Municipal Administratio Department, Sullurpet Municipality, S.P.S.R.Nellore District.

 

Ex.B2  -

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Plan  relating to Ashok Towers issued by Panchayat Secretary, Gram Panchayat,  Sullurpet.

 

 

                                                                                                              Id/-

 

                                                                                                         PRESIDENT(F.A.C.)

 

Copies to:

 

1.

Sri V. Chandra Sekhar  Reddy, Advocate, D.No.23-2-11, 1st Cross Road,  (C.A.M.Compound), Ramesh Reddy Nagar, S.P.S.R.Nellore-524 003.

 

2.

Sri V. Subrahmanyam and Sri V. Tulasi Jalandhar Reddy, Advocates, 20-2-756-3, Brahmin Street, Mulapet, Nellore.

 

3.

Sri Siddareddy Penchala Narayana Reddy, S/o.Pulla Reddy, R/o.Door No.25/10-78/B,

3rd line S.R.Thota, Guntur-4. 

 

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