Archive · 29 May 2025
Court Orders FIR Against Parsvnath Developers for Delay
Imagine someone bought a shop from a company 17 years ago, but the company never built it.
The person paid a lot of money, like 33.5 lakh rupees.
The company promised to finish the shop quickly, but didn't.
The person tried to get their money back with a cheque, but the cheque bounced.
Because of all this, a court in Delhi has now told the police to investigate the company, which has been accused of doing similar things to other people.
The company is being accused of taking money for properties and not finishing them.
A Delhi court ordered an FIR against Parsvnath Developers.
The case involves a 17-year delay in constructing a shop in Rohini.
Amrit Pal Singh Malhotra paid Rs 33.5 lakh for the shop in 2007.
The construction was to be finished within 30 months.
A cheque of Rs 33.5 lakh issued by the developers bounced.
- Who
- Amrit Pal Singh Malhotra and Parsvnath Developers
- What
- Court orders FIR against Parsvnath Developers for a 17-year delay in shop construction
- When
- The court order was issued recently. The original agreement was from 2007.
- Where
- Delhi court and Rohini Court
- Why
- Due to a 17-year delay in constructing a shop for which Malhotra paid, and a bounced cheque.
Complainant
Parsvnath Developers
Failure to Deliver
Complainant
Malhotra claims he paid for the shop and it was never completed within the agreed timeframe.
Parsvnath Developers
The developers allegedly avoided calls and later issued a bounced cheque.
- Payment Made
- Rs 33.5 lakh
- Original Agreement Date
- 2007
- Agreed Construction Time
- 30 months
- Mall Location
- Sector 10, Rohini
- Number of FIRs against the company
- Eighth