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F* **It won’t unfreeze “automatically”** once you withdraw online—you need a written No-Objection/closure letter from the Cyber Cell.
* **Contact the investigating officer** at the Cyber Cell. Ask them to formally close your case and issue an NOC stating “account freeze lifted.” Once they sign it, the bank will unfreeze within 2–3 business days.
* **Get it in writing**: email or WhatsApp the IO to confirm the freeze-lift order. Banks only act on written instructions from police.
* **Document threats**: save their calls/texts. If they threaten “fake cases,” file a simple police complaint under IPC §503/§506 (criminal intimidation). This puts you back in control.F* **Get Your Paperwork in Order**
* **Probate the 2006 Will** (or get a Succession/Legal-Heir Certificate): this is the legal proof your father inherited the flat. Courts typically grant probate in ~3–6 months.
* Collect Death Certificates (grandfather, father) and your father’s Legal-Heir Certificate from the Tahsildar.
* **Apply to the Society for Share Transfer**
* Submit to your Co-op Society:
* Application for transfer of share certificate
* Probate or Legal-Heir Certificate
* Death Certificates
* Affidavit by you and your mother indemnifying the Society against other claims
* Society must, under Section 30 MCS Act, transfer the shares to you (provisionally) within 6 months.
* **Block Uncle’s Claims**
* When you file for probate, list your uncles as “respondents.” Probate courts notify them—if they do not challenge within the limitation period (90 days), the Will becomes binding on them.
* If they later produce a “new Will,” the court weighs registration dates: the earliest registered Will prevails.
* **Regularize & Protect Your Title**
* Once the Society transfers shares, update the Society’s “Index-II” (register) in your and your mother’s names—pay stamp duty if required (similar to a gift deed).
* Then apply to the Municipal Records (mutation) to regularize the flat in land records—this clears the way for any future renovation or redevelopment.FLawyers are obligated to keep clients informed and provide copies of all communications made on their behalf. The refusal to share these notices could indicate that they were never sent, or the lawyer might be withholding them to make it harder for you to switch representation. There could also be errors in the notices that the lawyer prefers you not to see.You should formally request the notices by sending a written request (email or registered post) to your lawyer asking for copies of all legal notices sent to the tenant. If your current lawyer continues to be uncooperative, it may be prudent to engage a new lawyer who can assist you in obtaining the necessary documents and proceeding with legal action.
F# 1. File a Maha RERA Complaint (2–4 weeks)1. Go to your State RERA portal and register a complaint under **Section 31 RERA** for “delay in possession” (fee ₹1,000) .
2. Upload your allotment letter, payment receipts, plinth-level CC and OC of other wings as proof .
3. You’ll get a complaint number and first hearing date within 3–4 weeks .# 2. Demand Interest & Refund (immediate in RERA order)
1. Under **Section 18 RERA**, ask for interest on all amounts paid from the promised possession date until today.
2. If delay is “unreasonable,” you can also seek cancellation and 100 % refund with interest.# 3. Parallel Consumer-Forum Case (6–12 months)
1. File in District Consumer Forum for “deficiency of service” under CPA, 2019—no minimum value limit .
2. Claim 6 % p.a. interest on your payments + compensation for mental harassment (forums typically award ₹50 K–₹200 K) .
3. The builder’s failure to deliver within 42 months makes refund plus compensation mandatory .# 4. Enforce & Escalate if Needed (2–4 weeks per step)
1. If builder ignores RERA order, file execution under **Section 40 RERA** to recover compensation as arrears of land revenue .
2. If consumer-forum order isn’t followed, file execution under **Sections 25/27 CPA** or a writ petition under Article 226 for mandamus .
