FIR will file in Noida only.
I have make a purchase of property from a third party agent. I live in bangalore and the person lives in Noida and the property was in Noida. Now after 4 months I got to know that he never made the payment to builder. I made Bank transfer. Where do I need to complain an FIR and how long will this process take. Also I only have phone number and Account number of the offender he changed his address but stays in Noida.
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File poluce complaint under section 406 ,420 of IPC against fraudster in Bangalore where you are staying for offence of criminal breach of trust and cheating
- Since, you are residing in Bangalore then you can lodge an FIR against him there for the offence of cheating and breach of trust.
- Further, you can also lodge the complaint in Noida as well as the person is residing there and the property is also based there.
You can lodge a criminal complaint against him with the NOIDA police station for the offenses of cheating, breach of trust etc.
The phone number also is enough to trap him
I understand that you have been cheated by a third party agent in a property deal. This is a serious matter and you should take legal action as soon as possible. You have the right to file an FIR (First Information Report) with the police station nearest to where the incident took place or where the offender resides.
Here are the steps to file an FIR
Greetings,
It is an absolute case of Cheating and Criminal misappropriation for which an action can be taken by the police by registering your FIR. However if they dont then the police can be directed to do so.
For any other help, feel free to contact me. My practice area is in Noida and Delhi only.
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Since the property is in Noida, file a complaint against the agent who cheated you in Noida. You can file complaint by making use of online facility. Provide the phone number and account number of the agent to the jurisdictional Police.
Dear Client
File an FIR (First Information Report): In India, you should typically file an FIR regarding the fraudulent property transaction at the local police station in the jurisdiction where the property is located, which in this case is Noida. You may need to provide the police with all the relevant details you have about the transaction, the agent, and any evidence you may have of the payment made.
Contact a Lawyer: It is advisable to consult with a lawyer experienced in property and real estate matters. They can guide you through the legal process and help you with your complaint to the police.
Legal Action: Once the FIR is filed, the police will investigate the matter. Depending on the complexity of the case, it can take some time for the investigation to be completed. The time frame can vary widely, and it's difficult to predict how long it will take.
Recovery of Funds: You may also need to initiate a civil suit to recover your funds from the third-party agent. Your lawyer can assist you with this process.
Preservation of Evidence: Ensure that you preserve all relevant documents, including the bank transfer records, communication with the agent, and any other evidence related to the transaction. These documents will be crucial in pursuing both criminal and civil actions.
Address Change: If the offender has changed his address, the police will need to locate him for investigation. Your lawyer can help you navigate this issue.