Fahad Iqbal

The Tribunal directed the respondent to produce original records concerning allotment, cancellation, and payments made by the applicant before the next hearing date.

The appeal was dismissed as withdrawn following an amicable settlement reached between the appellant and the respondent.

The Tribunal directed the appellant to file a personal affidavit regarding allegations of forgery by the respondent and ordered the appellant's presence at the next hearing on 29.01.2025.

The Tribunal noted the respondent's claim of a full and final settlement between the parties; the appellant is directed to file an affidavit and appear personally or via video conferencing to make a statement regarding the settlement.

The Tribunal granted a final opportunity to the respondent to pay the promised Rs 4,00,000/-, warning that failure to comply by the next hearing on 18.04.2024 will result in proceedings under Section 64 of Act 2016 and require the personal appearance of the respondent's CEO/CMD.

The Tribunal noted the respondent's partial payment of Rs 6 lakhs and recorded their assurance to pay the remaining Rs 4 lakhs by the end of the month, scheduling the matter for orders on 03.04.2024.

The Tribunal directed the respondent to upload proof of payment for Rs. 6 lacs due to a dispute regarding the actual amount received by the appellant, and scheduled the matter for further orders on 13.03.2024.

The Tribunal directed the parties to place their settlement agreement on record following a reported payment of Rs. 6 lacs and an agreement for the remaining Rs. 4 lacs to be paid by March 2024.

The Tribunal directed the respondent to produce original records regarding the applicant's allotment process by 11.07.2023, warning of coercive action against the respondent and its functionaries for failure to comply.

The Tribunal rejected a medical certificate submitted to excuse the absence of the Respondent's CMD and directed that he must appear in person on 29.05.2023 with original records to show cause why action should not be taken under Section 64 for non-compliance.

The Tribunal directed the CMD of Aftek Developers Pvt. Ltd. to appear personally on 15.05.2023 with original records and show cause why action should not be taken under Section 64 of the Act for non-compliance.

The Tribunal directed the respondent to file an affidavit with bank statements verifying payments made via RTGS to the appellant's specific account and to provide cash receipts for the claimed Rs. 6,36,650 payment.

The appellant paid a total cost of Rs. 2000/- as directed by the court and waived the right to file a reply against the respondent's objections; the matter is scheduled for orders/hearing on 17.02.2023.

The Tribunal directed the Respondent to show cause regarding the cancellation of the allotment and provide details of payments made to the Appellant. The matter is listed for further orders on 08.12.2022.

The Tribunal allowed the application for condonation of delay by imposing a cost of Rs. 2,000 to be split between the Tribunal's fund and the respondent, and directed the registry to register the appeal.