In a significant development, the Gujarat Real Estate Authority (GUJRERA) has ordered a Noida-based developer to refund due amounts to two allottees of the World Trade Centre towers at GIFT City, Gandhinagar.
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WTC Noida Development Company Limited, a Noida-based developer, has been ordered to refund money to two allottees.
24 complaints have been filed against the developer.
Riddhi Devani will receive a refund of Rs 57.81 lakh.
The developer has assured the authority that the refund will be processed by July 15.
Ahmedabad-based chartered accountant Sunil Kumar Agrawal and 23 other allottees have filed petitions against the developer.
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