The case involves a writ petition before the Supreme Court of India concerning the Amrapali Group's real estate projects. The background involves numerous applications for intervention, clarification, and direction related to the completion of these projects. The court is addressing deficiencies in various Amrapali projects and seeking to ensure their completion and handover to homebuyers.
The case revolves around the incomplete Amrapali Group's real estate projects. Several writ petitions have been filed concerning the delay and deficiencies in these projects. The court categorized the projects into three categories: A (possession given with deficiencies), B (advanced stage of construction), and C (nascent stage of construction). The court noted deficiencies in firefighting systems, lifts, water supply, sewage treatment, and other essential amenities. Joint site inspections were conducted to assess the progress and deficiencies. The court is monitoring the funds collected from homebuyers and how they are being utilized. The court is also addressing modifications made to the projects without the consent of homebuyers. Specific projects like Amrapali
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The case involves a writ petition before the Supreme Court of India concerning the Amrapali Group's real estate projects. The background involves numerous applications for intervention, clarification, and direction related to the completion of these projects. The court is addressing deficiencies in various Amrapali projects and seeking to ensure their completion and handover to homebuyers.
The case revolves around the incomplete Amrapali Group's real estate projects. Several writ petitions have been filed concerning the delay and deficiencies in these projects. The court categorized the projects into three categories: A (possession given with deficiencies), B (advanced stage of construction), and C (nascent stage of construction). The court noted deficiencies in firefighting systems, lifts, water supply, sewage treatment, and other essential amenities. Joint site inspections were conducted to assess the progress and deficiencies. The court is monitoring the funds collected from homebuyers and how they are being utilized. The court is also addressing modifications made to the projects without the consent of homebuyers. Specific projects like Amrapali
…Common order…
Direction of the court dated 15th March, 2018…
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