GURUGRAM: Around 50 homebuyers of the project Anthea Floors in Unitech’s mini-township Wildflower Country in Sector 70, protested on the project web site on Sunday morning, asking the central govt to take over the afflicted actual estate large and represent a new board to avoid wasting hundreds of its traders and employers.
The project used to be introduced in 2011, and has over 550 homebuyers who've invested in it, with the price of devices ranging between Rs 85 lakh and Rs 1.5 crore.
According to the protesters, the government had decided to take over the company last yr, however went again on its choice without explaining the reasons for its choice. They added within the present instances, handiest the government can save the patrons by taking on the company. “We visited the project web site and shot videos and pictures, which can be shared with the prime minister’s administrative center (PMO) to alert them of the plight of over 500 homebuyers who've invested in this project,” said Vivek Tyagi, one of those affected. He added that a identical protest could also be anticipated on the PMO later this month.
On December 12, 2017, the National Company Law Tribunal had decided to take over the distressed company and represent a fresh board. However, an afternoon later, the Supreme Court stayed the move, although they in the end gave the government a cross forward. Since then, however, there has been no building in this regard.
Other homebuyers who took section within the protest said they'd already given up hope of getting their home, and handiest want their a reimbursement. “National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has asked the developer to refund the fundamental amount with 12% passion, however handiest 34 patrons — the initial complainants — have won anything yet, and that too just a 3rd of the quantity due,” said Ajay Jain, some other homebuyer.
Homebuyers have additionally challenged the NCDRC order in SC, alleging that 12% passion does no longer compensate for their psychological agony. “I’m over 70. I invested all my retirement savings in this project. Two senior citizens in our workforce have already passed on to the great beyond. I don’t know the way much longer we’ll must bear this misery,” said Hemvati Sheoran.
A gaggle of patrons had filed a felony case in opposition to Unitech owners, the Chandras, in 2015. An FIR used to be filed the same yr. More court cases had been later won. Eventually in 2017, Delhi’s economic offences wing arrested the owners.
The felony case is still going on within the Supreme Court, in which, the Apex court had refused bail to the Unitech owners, and said homebuyers will have to be refunded.
“The topic is sub-judice within the Supreme Court, which has appointed an amicus curiae, who has floated a internet portal for patrons to put in requests for refund or ownership. We’ll comply with whatever is decided by the Supreme Court,” said a Unitech spokesperson.
The project used to be introduced in 2011, and has over 550 homebuyers who've invested in it, with the price of devices ranging between Rs 85 lakh and Rs 1.5 crore.
According to the protesters, the government had decided to take over the company last yr, however went again on its choice without explaining the reasons for its choice. They added within the present instances, handiest the government can save the patrons by taking on the company. “We visited the project web site and shot videos and pictures, which can be shared with the prime minister’s administrative center (PMO) to alert them of the plight of over 500 homebuyers who've invested in this project,” said Vivek Tyagi, one of those affected. He added that a identical protest could also be anticipated on the PMO later this month.
On December 12, 2017, the National Company Law Tribunal had decided to take over the distressed company and represent a fresh board. However, an afternoon later, the Supreme Court stayed the move, although they in the end gave the government a cross forward. Since then, however, there has been no building in this regard.
Other homebuyers who took section within the protest said they'd already given up hope of getting their home, and handiest want their a reimbursement. “National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has asked the developer to refund the fundamental amount with 12% passion, however handiest 34 patrons — the initial complainants — have won anything yet, and that too just a 3rd of the quantity due,” said Ajay Jain, some other homebuyer.
Homebuyers have additionally challenged the NCDRC order in SC, alleging that 12% passion does no longer compensate for their psychological agony. “I’m over 70. I invested all my retirement savings in this project. Two senior citizens in our workforce have already passed on to the great beyond. I don’t know the way much longer we’ll must bear this misery,” said Hemvati Sheoran.
A gaggle of patrons had filed a felony case in opposition to Unitech owners, the Chandras, in 2015. An FIR used to be filed the same yr. More court cases had been later won. Eventually in 2017, Delhi’s economic offences wing arrested the owners.
The felony case is still going on within the Supreme Court, in which, the Apex court had refused bail to the Unitech owners, and said homebuyers will have to be refunded.
“The topic is sub-judice within the Supreme Court, which has appointed an amicus curiae, who has floated a internet portal for patrons to put in requests for refund or ownership. We’ll comply with whatever is decided by the Supreme Court,” said a Unitech spokesperson.
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