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Goa commission orders contractor to refund Rs 13.8 lakh over abandoned heritage home renovation

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A consumer commission in Goa has ruled against a renovation contractor who left work on a heritage home unfinished. The contractor had reportedly received Rs 18 lakh but did not adhere to the agreed specifications. Evidence presented to the commission pointed to serious shortcomings in the property's renovation and restoration. The commission directed the contractor to refund Rs 11 lakh, along with interest and compensation. The order must be complied with within 45 days to avoid additional penalties.

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