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This review is a warning to anyone who may be considering doing business with Immaculate Ltd, or using their services in any capacity. The company is registered in the UK but does a lot of its business in India. The company has two main directors. Vikram Sharma is based in Leicester, UK, and Mukul Anand is based in Delhi, India. Their website claims that these owners belong to very respective families of India. Nothing could be further from the truth. This, and many other claims, are targeted to lure potential clients into their snare with devastating effect.

I, and my family, became involved with the company and the two above directors in 2012. My mother owned a substantial property in Delhi which came under dispute (a very common phenomena in India largely due to the abuse of Power of Attorney given to agents combined with the general level of corruption and criminality associated with property issues). Vikram Sharma offered to represent our interests and convinced us that he could obtain a positive result in my family's favour. He claimed that his partner Mukul Anand was a high powered lawyer based in Delhi (which later proved to be a complete lie) who was well connected with high ranking judges, police officers, and members of the Government, and so was well placed to deliver results in our favour.
On the basis of such optimism my family signed an agreement with them whereby they would get 35% of all the proceeds in return for fighting the case for us and covering all the costs.

To cut a long and distressing story short, they revealed themselves to be no more than a scam and a criminal organisation. They groomed and then manipulated my family, and with the help of other criminals and a property developer in Delhi, and forged documents, sold my mother's property to this developer through a forged Power of Attorney and Sale Deed. They robbed us of £100005 (the sum they extracted from the property developer). The property was worth approximately £4.5 million.

What is astonishing is how easy it was for them to do this. My family is all based in the UK and we are totally unfamiliar with the Indian way of doing things. We trusted Immaculate Ltd, and Vikram Sharma and Mukul Anand. My family is now in a predicament where we are now pursuing the matter through the courts to try and get the Sale Deed canceled. Vikram Sharma and Mukul Anand have disappeared from the scene. However we have succeeded in registering an FIR (First Information Report) against Vikram Sharma, the property developer, and the other criminal parties. All these people are being investigated for their criminal activity.

These persons and their organisation (Immaculate Ltd) are to be avoided at all cost. They should be struck off as a business . WORK WITH THEM AT YOUR PERIL.

February 10, 2016
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