GUJRERA Suspends Aroma Heights Scheme Registration in Surat
The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GUJRERA) has suspended the registration of Aroma Heights, a Surat-based project, and banned its marketing, booking, and sale following the cancellation of its development permission by the Surat Urban Development Authority (SUDA).
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The Aroma Heights scheme was registered in 2022 by Snehal Boghawala, Dhaval Jariwala, and Amit Mali, partners of Surat-based Friends Infra, at Vankhla, Okha, Vihel, TP Scheme No.-30, Surat. The scheme had 140 flats and 6 shops, with the project likely to be completed in 2027. As of 2023, 33 apartments were booked while 107 were pending. Meanwhile, its development permission was suspended, following which RERA banned it.
The order issued by RERA states that it has been ordered to suspend the development permission and not to carry out further construction at the place. As a result, the Authority has decided to suspend the RERA registration of the project “AROMA HEIGHTS” with immediate effect as per Section 36 of ‘The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016’. This, it said, was being done in the interest of potential allottees and interested parties.
It added that both marketing and booking/selling units of a project, whose registration was suspended, are prohibited. It also warned of penal action for violation of RERA provisions if the project is marketed or units booked despite the ban.
It has also been ordered to send a copy of the same to the Sub-Registrar of Surat and the Urban Development Officer, Surat Municipal Corporation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is GUJRERA?
GUJRERA stands for the Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority, a regulatory body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 to protect the interests of homebuyers and ensure transparency in the real estate sector.
Why was the Aroma Heights scheme suspended?
The Aroma Heights scheme was suspended by GUJRERA after the Surat Urban Development Authority (SUDA) cancelled its development permission.
What are the consequences of the suspension?
The consequences of the suspension include the prohibition of marketing, booking, and selling units of the project, as well as the suspension of further construction. Violation of these provisions can lead to penal action.
Who are the developers of Aroma Heights?
The developers of Aroma Heights are Snehal Boghawala, Dhaval Jariwala, and Amit Mali, partners of Surat-based Friends Infra.
What is the status of the Aroma Heights project as of 2023?
As of 2023, 33 apartments in the Aroma Heights project were booked, while 107 were pending. The project's development permission was suspended, leading to the RERA ban.
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