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Woman Sues Over Rs 16.6 Crore 'Versace' Flat Missing A Bathtub https://ift.tt/bVyHeG2 An accountant who bought a Rs 16.6 crore (1.5 million pounds) Versace-designed flat in London, has sued the developers after discovering the bathroom had no bath. The woman claims she was promised "ultimate luxury" for an apartment in the building dubbed the "Versace Tower", following a high-profile collaboration between developers and the fashion house to design the interiors. According to a report in The Telegraph, Mi Suk Park paid a Rs 4.2 crore (381,000 pounds) deposit for a two-bed apartment and a parking space in the 50-storey Aykon London One tower in Nine Elms. She decided to buy the property to be her and her husband's "main home until retirement". She even sold her previous home in 2019 for the flat that was meant to be ready to move into in 2020. However, when the flat was finally handed over after a two-year delay in 2022 and Ms Park saw it, she complained to the Central Lonon County Court that one bedroom was smaller than expected and one of the two bathrooms did not have a bathtub. She has sued for more than Rs 7.7 crore (700,000 pounds), complaining that the flat was “materially and manifestly different from the layout of the apartment as set out in the plan and description” that she had seen before paying the deposit. "The apartment was an 'off plan' purchase on the 29th floor facing the west and, when built, it would have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a bathtub in each critically," said Ms Park's attorney Nazar Mohammad. "It was to be an open-plan layout. The defendant provided a plan appended to the sales and purchase agreement, and she signed the same plan," he added. Also Read | This Apartment Building In Australia Is 'Offering' Fleet Of Porsches To Its Residents The developer, a Jersey-based entity, owned by a parent company in Dubai has fought against the lawsuit by filing a countersuit, accusing Ms Park of not completing the purchase. Rupert Cohen, cross-examining for the developers, said the brochure had shown example apartments and pointed out that "at the top of each page, it says 'typical layout'." "Ms Park refused to complete and, instead, purported to rescind the contract by letter dated 14 October 2022. Subsequently, the defendant served notice to complete on 22 November 2022 and, following the claimant's failure to complete, a notice of termination on January 9, 2023. Ms Park issued these proceedings on 21 April 2023. The case is still underway. https://ift.tt/mhIvfF4 March 28, 2025 at 07:14AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
An accountant who bought a Rs 16.6 crore (1.5 million pounds) Versace-designed flat in London, has sued the developers after discovering the bathroom had no bath. The woman claims she was promised "ultimate luxury" for an apartment in the building dubbed the "Versace Tower", following a high-profile collaboration between developers and the fashion house to design the interiors.
According to a report in The Telegraph, Mi Suk Park paid a Rs 4.2 crore (381,000 pounds) deposit for a two-bed apartment and a parking space in the 50-storey Aykon London One tower in Nine Elms. She decided to buy the property to be her and her husband's "main home until retirement".
She even sold her previous home in 2019 for the flat that was meant to be ready to move into in 2020. However, when the flat was finally handed over after a two-year delay in 2022 and Ms Park saw it, she complained to the Central Lonon County Court that one bedroom was smaller than expected and one of the two bathrooms did not have a bathtub.
She has sued for more than Rs 7.7 crore (700,000 pounds), complaining that the flat was “materially and manifestly different from the layout of the apartment as set out in the plan and description” that she had seen before paying the deposit.
"The apartment was an 'off plan' purchase on the 29th floor facing the west and, when built, it would have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a bathtub in each critically," said Ms Park's attorney Nazar Mohammad.
"It was to be an open-plan layout. The defendant provided a plan appended to the sales and purchase agreement, and she signed the same plan," he added.
Also Read | This Apartment Building In Australia Is 'Offering' Fleet Of Porsches To Its Residents
The developer, a Jersey-based entity, owned by a parent company in Dubai has fought against the lawsuit by filing a countersuit, accusing Ms Park of not completing the purchase.
Rupert Cohen, cross-examining for the developers, said the brochure had shown example apartments and pointed out that "at the top of each page, it says 'typical layout'."
"Ms Park refused to complete and, instead, purported to rescind the contract by letter dated 14 October 2022. Subsequently, the defendant served notice to complete on 22 November 2022 and, following the claimant's failure to complete, a notice of termination on January 9, 2023. Ms Park issued these proceedings on 21 April 2023.
The case is still underway.
https://ift.tt/mhIvfF4 March 28, 2025 at 07:14AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.comThursday, 27 March 2025
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Watch: Professor's Epic Michael Jackson Dance Moves Impresses Internet https://ift.tt/JBWUR9Q A college classroom, a group of students, and an unexpected dose of Michael Jackson-level magic- this is the latest viral video that has the internet buzzing. In a surprising yet entertaining moment, a professor turned a regular lecture into a full-fledged dance performance, effortlessly nailing MJ's iconic moves. Instagram user @ajdiaries shared the now-viral clip, which features professor Ravi from New Horizon College of Engineering, Bengaluru, dancing to the legendary track "Thriller." The energy, precision, and sheer enthusiasm have left social media users stunned. Along with the video, the caption read, "The energy, the swag, dancer by passion, a teacher by profession." The video captures a moment no student would have anticipated-just as they were expecting a typical lesson, the professor took centre stage and channelled the King of Pop. With smooth footwork, sharp spins, and electrifying moves, he perfectly recreated MJ's signature dance style. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by AJ (@ajdiaries___) What makes the video even more special is the audience reaction-students are seen cheering, clapping, and hyping up their lecturer as he delivers an unforgettable performance. Since being posted, the reel has garnered 2.7 million views and 192,000 likes, with users flooding the comments section with praise: A user wrote, "Fortunate we had him as our professor back in 2007 to 11...he has not changed... Ravi sir." Another user wrote, "This is so wholesome, it's a core memory for him now. Fr the people cheering him on are adorable." "I'm sure his class roll call will have a full turnout," the third user remarked. The fourth user wrote, "Okay, coolest thing on the Internet today!" "Ravi sir, not only best dancer but also best teacher in NHCE," the fifth user wrote. https://ift.tt/rIBPM4l March 27, 2025 at 08:20AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
A college classroom, a group of students, and an unexpected dose of Michael Jackson-level magic- this is the latest viral video that has the internet buzzing. In a surprising yet entertaining moment, a professor turned a regular lecture into a full-fledged dance performance, effortlessly nailing MJ's iconic moves.
Instagram user @ajdiaries shared the now-viral clip, which features professor Ravi from New Horizon College of Engineering, Bengaluru, dancing to the legendary track "Thriller." The energy, precision, and sheer enthusiasm have left social media users stunned.
Along with the video, the caption read, "The energy, the swag, dancer by passion, a teacher by profession."
The video captures a moment no student would have anticipated-just as they were expecting a typical lesson, the professor took centre stage and channelled the King of Pop. With smooth footwork, sharp spins, and electrifying moves, he perfectly recreated MJ's signature dance style.
Watch the video here:
What makes the video even more special is the audience reaction-students are seen cheering, clapping, and hyping up their lecturer as he delivers an unforgettable performance.
Since being posted, the reel has garnered 2.7 million views and 192,000 likes, with users flooding the comments section with praise:
A user wrote, "Fortunate we had him as our professor back in 2007 to 11...he has not changed... Ravi sir."
Another user wrote, "This is so wholesome, it's a core memory for him now. Fr the people cheering him on are adorable."
"I'm sure his class roll call will have a full turnout," the third user remarked.
The fourth user wrote, "Okay, coolest thing on the Internet today!"
"Ravi sir, not only best dancer but also best teacher in NHCE," the fifth user wrote.