Ajay Ahuja Has Been Successfully Sued
Written by The Landlord on 22 Sep 2010Yes, my bald-headed mate Ajay Ahuja is in the spotlight yet again. Since Ajay and I ended on bad terms (because he went nuts on me), I was only more than eager to give you guys an update on a legal battle Ajay recently lost.
Just to remind you all, it was only a few months ago when Ajay Ahuja Threatened To Take Legal Action Against Me because I was discussing the negative banter the media was already saying about him. Yeah, I’m still not entirely sure what the fuck that was all about. “A few screws loose”, comes to mind.
Ironically, in recent news, the Ahuja Group has been successfully sued by one of their former clients’. This is what Five News reported:
The Ahuja Group has been sued in court by one of their former clients.
In a three-and-a half-hour hearing, the judge informed Ajay Ahuja that his terms and conditions were “misleading,” and therefore “unenforceable,” under the Unfair Contract-Terms Act.
The judge said it was unreasonable for Ahuja to have the final say whether replacement properties offered to clients were similar to the original property, when deals fell through.
Ahuja was also informed he hadn’t made the terms and conditions clear when clients paid the joining fee.
This was the first time a judgement had been made against Mr Ahuja’s terms and conditions in court.
He was ordered to refund his former client £2650 plus £350 costs.
Last I heard there were over a dozen cases pending against Ajay Ahuja. I’m not sure what the status on those cases are now. Incidentally, a few months ago, Ajay told me he had successfully eliminated 12 out of 14 cases bought to him by Landlord Action (a professional eviction company), and 2 of those were pending at the time. Evidently, he wasn’t able to shake off all the cases.
A lot of Ajay’s disgruntled clients were actively posting on my website at one point, so I’m hoping a few of them still hang around. This latest report should give them all hope! Perhaps in light of Ajay’s recent loss, the floodgates will open for further justices to prevail…
The last time I spoke to Ajay, he mentioned that he will be taking the BBC and Sky to court on various grounds of defamation. I wonder how he’s getting on with those cases, and also if he’s now added Five to that list. If so, good luck, Ajay. Good luck.
Out of curiosity, anyone out there dealing with Ajay Ahuja right now, whether it be in the midst of a legal battle or as a client seeking property? What’s your status?
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I am taking Ahuja group to court.
How can I get in touch with you, as it would be a great help for my case against Ahuja group.
Regards
Another Claimant
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Please get in touch anyone who wants to sue Ahuja as I know I can help.
Nick
07810732624
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When the original deal was not what I thought, I was told I could not have a refund and that I would have to take a replacement. After much sole searching and arguing with the fuckers I decided to do that just to get the shit of my shoe. Over the 18 months that they have had my money there T&C's have changed, reduction in fees sometimes giving money back etc (due to public pressure probably) but do I qualify? No I do not. And why? Because I took a replacement deal! That I was forced to take!!! If any one can help me with some information please ring me on 07970569549 or email me on lburbidgehighshine@yahoo.com
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For the new movement against the Ahuja Group, I think the email is ahujagroupscam@yahoo.com
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The order was issued and surprise surprise Ajay didn't pay.
However, because I paid fees to Ajay on my credit card and the case won on misrep, I started proceedings against my credit card company under the Consumer Credit Act who settled and are now pursuing him.
FYI - he did not settle loads of cases through Landlord Action. This - like anything that comes out of his mouth - is utter BS.
Anyway, his details are all publicly available. His address is 2 Fen View, Doddington, March, Cambridge, PE15 0SN.
If you have sued and won but not been paid get him into court for 3rd party debt order questioning. Make sure the court order makes him supply his property, financial and banking details for him and any joint accounts and accounts for his business (assuming you sued "Ajay Ahuja t/a Tha Ahuja Group) etc etc etc etc and then get a 3rd party debt order put on his bank account.
You can also find list of properties that are all in his name and take out a charge on those properties but you'd have to wait til he sells before you see any cash and sometime people re-mortgage or sell without the charge being settled (god knows why but the law system in this country is clearly screwed espec give Ajay has got away with so much thus far.
And remember to sue him and his company name! But winning is only half the battle.
Anyone got any mafia contacts?
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There are a number of ways to get your money once you have the CCJ. I used a third party debt order (google it) because I had his sort code and account number. I didn't let on that I was taking this action just applied to the courts who passed it on to his bank. Who in turn were legally obliged to freeze his account and pay me - refund plus costs. I read up on the whole process on the internet. Never give up, theres always a way..!!
Good luck
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I initially started this website because I wanted to document my every step from property idiot to property landlord,
in hope that people would find my site and help me along the way. I literally didn't have a clue about being a landlord
when I started this website.
My case - misrepresentation and breach of contract. Ajay t/a the Ahuja Group - Guilty!
But has he paid up the £10k+ he was ordered to pay - NO!!!
How the hell can this guy keep securing borrowing with countless CCJs now registered against him?
If anyone out there has any thoughts on how to get money from this guy (other than the usual court processes) then please, feel free to comment.
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