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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby ddamitav » Mon Jan 03, 2011 6:12 pm

Hello,
As you know the last demand raised for T-8 for completion of internal plaster for last floor was in Dec-2009, and now after 1 year flooring is not complete yet. that means the pace of work is very very slow. As all we know flooring can be done in multiple floors.

Similarly for T-7 Internal Plaster is not complete yet, they are doing on 11th floor. Please note that the last floor Slab was laid during Nov 2009. and now after 14months they have not completed the internal plaster.

If this will be the pace then I doubt RPS will able to deliver by end 2012.

THE MOTIVE OF RPS IS NOT GOOD. LETS FIGHT WITH THE BUILDER AS OUR HARD EARNED MONEY IS ON STAKE.

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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby agarg » Fri Apr 29, 2011 3:07 pm

Hello to All the user of RPS forum.

I am looking an 2+1 appartment in RPS to purchase. If anybody is intrested in selling an appartment please contact me @8800448648 or message me I will contact the person.
I am not intrested in involving any Property Dealer.
I have also posted in real estate section as well


Thanks in advance!!!
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby preet » Fri Apr 29, 2011 3:12 pm

I want to sell my 2+1 in Bayberry T6, if you are interested call me Cell: (0) 9999099299
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby bir » Mon May 02, 2011 10:36 am

Hi,

My self Birendra Kumar
future resident RPS Savana - Bayberry -7, Flat 602.
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby bir » Mon May 02, 2011 10:45 am

Hello !!!

Mr. Amitav/Manoj,


I am your future neighbor T-7/602.


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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby dwivediak » Sat Jun 25, 2011 11:08 am

Hi,
I am Ambrish and my flat # 905
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby 1975abhijit » Sun Aug 28, 2011 2:24 pm

are we going to pay the increased EDC?
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby sadhus » Sat Sep 03, 2011 4:29 pm

I have two flats at RPS savana and bought 4 years back.RPS has delayed our possession and its now 1.5 years late from promised time .I would urge everybody to assemble so that we can go and raise our voice at RPS site/Jasola office.They have cheated us and there in no hope that they will give us possession soon.

Lets us go to media and have one press conference as soon as possible.We need to gear up and assemble as a unit so that we can take money back with hefty penalty as per market rate escalation + interest.

We have to align all investors and end users to assemble in coming week and do direct meeting with RPS MD and board.

I am attaching information about action taken against builder DLF for delaying possession.We need to appoint similar lawyers and fight our case.

Waiting for your comments

After DLF, who’s next? CCI targets Delhi builders first

By: R Jagannathan (Aug 24, 2011)

http://www.firstpost.com/business/after ... 942.html/2
On 12 August, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) dropped a bombshell that shattered the illusion that all was well with listed realty stocks. It fined market leader DLF Rs 630 crore for essentially duping home buyers using its monopoly power. Among other things, the CCI accused DLF of beguiling and entrapping home buyers “through false solicitations and promises.”
However, it is no one’s case that DLF is the only offender. The CCI is now spreading its tentacles further and has focused its attention of several Delhi builders who may have done a DLF or worse.
Shocked with what it found with DLF, the CCI has begun a reality check on other builders in and around the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR) where the courts recently had to force builders to hand over land taken through dubious means.
The office of the CCI Director-General has begun to collect information on major realty companies who have allegedly used “unfair” means to lure customers to buy apartments and then enter into one-sided contracts that favoured the builder.
When Firstpost sought confirmations on the builders who were under scrutiny, CCI officials declined to comment. But informed sources said an investigative team was busy collecting samples of builder-buyer agreements of many big builders in the NCR region. Among them: Unitech and Emaar-MGF in Gurgaon, Jaypee, Amrapali, Supertech and Lotus in Noida.
Strengthened by a crack team that has been deputed from the Law Ministry and market watchdog Sebi, the CCI has formed a task-force to check out major realtors in the Delhi NCR before focusing on the other metros of Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad.
In Delhi, two builders who have reportedly been taken for scrutiny are Supertech and Amrapali, both of whom issued newspaper advertisements even before they got the land on which they were to build their apartments.
In the case of Supertech, the advertisement inviting buyers was published on 3 March 2010, while in the case of Amrapali the ad came on 19 March. While Supertech got its land allotment on 19 March – 16 days after the ad was published – Amrapali got its land the day the ad was carried by newspapers in Delhi. Since ads have to be released to the print media at least a day in advance, it is clear that Amrapali had jumped the gun at least by one day.
Both the builders are top names in Noida and Amrapali has used cricketers MS Dhoni and RP Singh as its brand ambassadors.






The Competition Commission of India has accused DLF of beguiling and entrapping home buyers “through false solicitations and promises.” Reuters
The CCI investigative team has apparently collected copies of newspapers advertisements which were issued even before the Greater Noida Administration allotted Supertech and Amrapali their land.
Firstpost was first to report on both the cases – Amrapali and Supertech – in its story on the Noida Extension scam.
But the CCI’s entry into the picture has changed the nature of the game for real estate players. As already pointed out in the DLF verdict, the Commission is looking into major violations by builders in doing contracts with home buyers.
In its verdict on the DLF’s group Belaire housing project in Gurgaon, Haryana, the CCI had hinted that the rest of the realty sector must be following the same arbitrary rules that DLF did by taking advantage of the buyer’s weak bargaining power. This is why the CCI has taken suo motu note of “unfair competitive practices” in the realty sector and looks set to give its Director General a go-ahead to conduct further investigations.
In DLF’s case, the Belaire housing complex was supposed to be a conglomerate of five 19-storied buildings with 368 apartments. It was to be constructed in three years. DLF took crores of rupees from the allottees, even before the first brick was laid. Later, DLF unilaterally changed its plans to construct a 29-floor building.
“In the view of the Commission, the conduct of DLF in abusing its dominant position requires to be taken very seriously and thus, the Commission is required to adopt a deterrent approach so that recurrence of such conduct is stopped.’’
Pointing out the “draconian and one-sided clauses” of DLF, the Commission’s report said: “There are clauses that give DLF Ltd sole discretion in respect of change of zoning plans, usage patterns, carpet area, alteration of structure, etc. In case of change in location of the apartment, PLC (preferential location charge) determined at the discretion of the builder and, if a refund is due, no interest is paid. No rights have been given to the buyers for raising any objections.
“Further, even if the buyer has paid the full amount, the builder can raise subordinate mortgage on the property for finances raised for its own purpose and the consumers are subjected to this mortgage. Despite knowing that necessary approvals were pending at the time of collection of deposits, DLF Ltd inserted clauses that made exit next to impossible for the buyers.”
The other violations and abuse of consumer rights, according to the CCI, are:
• They (builders) issue advertisements for launching projects without the land being actually purchased, registered in their names and possession taken and without taking prior approval of competent authorities.
• Builders don’t specify the total area of the plot/flat/house, indicating clearly the carpet area and utility area.
• They don’t specify the date of delivery and consequential remedies available to the consumer in case of delay.
• They don’t deposit the amounts collected from allottees against a particular project in a designated escrow account that will be utilised only for the construction of the concerned building.
• They don’t inform buyers about the progress of works and status of account of each allottee in a transparent manner.
• They don’t inform buyers of built-in hidden costs other than the initial set price.
• They don’t post all the relevant information on the internet and make them available in the public domain. There is no transparent and participatory mechanism put in place to deal with price escalations, if any.
• In cases of inordinate delays, there is no provision for the payment of pre-determined penalties to buyers.
• There is no fair, participatory and transparent mechanism to tackle any substantive and major changes in the project mid-way, before taking approval of the authorities for the revised scheme and commencing construction thereon
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7

Postby jaypee » Tue Jan 17, 2012 8:02 am

Hi,
this jay prakash. T7/1703.
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Group for T 7 Owners

Postby komat » Mon Sep 16, 2013 4:09 am

hi

is there any group for t-7 owners ? I think there should be one so that we can get ready to discuss and take action against RPS when we receive possession letters. From what has happened with T5 and T8 , looks like we will have to unite and fight.

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Re: Group for T 7 Owners

Postby ddamitav » Mon Sep 16, 2013 10:19 am

no there is no such group exists for individual towers to the best of my knowledge.
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Re: Group for T 7 Owners

Postby anuj020676 » Mon Sep 16, 2013 11:04 am

Later or Sooner formation of tower wise groups is going to help all RPS savana members for sharing and deciding right approach for various problems. This may be possible only when each one of us atleast post the information on this forum as soon as he gets final demand/possession letter. As on date, though RPS has got OC for T-8 and T-5, but nobody knows how many of them have got possession letter and also their contacts no/emails not known to each other for initiating formation of tower wise group. Those who are getting or got the possession letters they are the only persons who can start making tower wise group till information of other members are made known.
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Re: Group for T 7 Owners

Postby amitgupta » Tue Sep 17, 2013 3:53 pm

There is an existing group for T-7 owners bayberry-tower-7-t16.html
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Re: Group for T 7 Owners

Postby webmaster » Wed Sep 18, 2013 11:24 am

amitgupta wrote:There is an existing group for T-7 owners bayberry-tower-7-t16.html



Thanks for mentioning, I will merge both the topics together.
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Re: Bayberry Tower 7 Members

Postby amolbh » Wed Aug 20, 2014 11:09 am

Can anyone from T7 confirm if they've received possession offer letter from RPS yet ?
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