Land has registered on another name but amount not given

[complainthub]

Dear @sachin_kadari,

I’m sorry you’re going through this; dealing with such situations can be stressful. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Gather Evidence: Collect any written communication, documents, or messages that prove the land transaction and any payment details.

2. File a Police Complaint: Visit your local police station to file a formal complaint against the person who made the fake promise. Explain the situation clearly, and provide your evidence.

3. Approach a Lawyer: A legal professional can help you understand your rights and guide you on taking action, such as filing a case for fraud or breach of contract.

4. Consider a Civil Suit: In cases like this, filing a civil suit for the recovery of the amount may be an option, especially if they continue to deny payment.

5. Contact the Local Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA): If applicable, RERA can sometimes help mediate property disputes, depending on the case details.

@complainthub

Steps to file an online police complaint/e-FIR:

• Visit Telangana Police’s CCTNS portal (tspolice.gov.in) .
• Navigate to the “Citizen Services” section from the menu.
• Click “Police Services through Mee Seva” to log in or register yourself as a citizen.
• Choose “Lodge police complaint ” to open the online complaint form.
• Fill out the form with the required details including names of the accused, location, and description of the crime/incident.
• Submit the form.

Finally, note down the reference/FIR number to track the status.

@complainthub

Filing a Complaint with RERA:

The process is designed to be accessible. You can file a complaint with the RERA authority or adjudicating officer of your state. Most states offer online portals for convenient filing, although in-person submissions are also an option.

Each state’s RERA website provides specific guidelines and downloadable complaint forms according to your grievance category.

Websites of some state RERA are:

• Maharashtra
• NCT of Delhi
• Karnataka RERA
• TNRERA - Tamil Nadu
• Uttar Pradesh (UP-RERA)
• Telangana - TSRERA (telangana.gov.in)
• West Bengal (wb.gov.in)

Taking these steps can help you protect yourself and may lead to a resolution. Let me know if you need more guidance on any of these actions.