Gujarat RERA Orders Refund for Two WTC Tower Allottees Over Delayed Construction and Unfulfilled Commitments
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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One of the allottees, Riddhi Devani, will receive a refund of Rs 57.81 lakh, while another allottee, Priya Singh, will receive Rs 9.04 lakh. The developer has assured the authority that the remaining amount will be paid by July 15.
The order was issued in response to petitions filed by Ahmedabad-based chartered accountant Sunil Kumar Agrawal and 23 other allottees, who complained of delays in possession and promised returns. RERA authority members MA Gandhi and Dr MD Modia asked for monthly progress reports and a comprehensive future management plan for the towers.
Until now, 24 complaints have been filed against the developer. Riddhi Devani had paid 95% of the cost of a unit, which was Rs 62.81 lakh. The developer had issued post-dated cheques for a promised return until 2028 but failed to register a sales agreement. When a cheque bounced, Devani filed a complaint with GUJRERA, submitting that she was to get Rs 57.81 lakh with interest.
Priya Singh, on the other hand, will receive a refund of Rs 9.04 lakh for cancelling her booking in Tower B. The developer has assured the authority that the refund will be processed by July 15.
Information
GIFT City is a business district in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, and is home to the World Trade Centre towers. WTC Noida Development Company Limited is a Noida-based developer that has been developing the towers.
Gujarat Real Estate Authority (GUJRERA) is a regulatory body established to protect the interests of homebuyers and regulate the real estate sector in Gujarat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has been ordered to refund money to allottees?
WTC Noida Development Company Limited, a Noida-based developer, has been ordered to refund money to two allottees.
How many complaints have been filed against the developer?
24 complaints have been filed against the developer.
What is the amount that Riddhi Devani will receive as a refund?
Riddhi Devani will receive a refund of Rs 57.81 lakh.
What is the deadline for the developer to process the refund?
The developer has assured the authority that the refund will be processed by July 15.
How many allottees have filed petitions against the developer?
Ahmedabad-based chartered accountant Sunil Kumar Agrawal and 23 other allottees have filed petitions against the developer.
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