Supreme Court of India
Chief Administrator Puda and Another v. Mrs. Shabnam Virk
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986-Housing Scheme-Demand of increased cost of flat-Advertisement inviting applications indicating tentative cost of flat and that it was to be revisetf..-:AJ/otment letter demanding increased cost of flat-Affidavit of allottee accepting the allotment and undertaking to abide by terms and conditions of the allotment letter-Allqttee, if liable to pay ·, increased price stipulated in the letter-Held: Yes, si1Jce allottee had filed an affidavit undertaking to abide by the terms and conditions of the letter Punjab Regional and Town Planning and Development Act, 1995.
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