SC verdict on Tuesday on Supertechs plea against HCs demolition order of twin 40-storey towers

New Delhi Aug 30 PTI The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce its verdict on Tuesday on a plea of realty major Supertech Ltd against the order of Allahabad High Court directing the demolition of twin 40-storey towers in the Emerald Court project in Noida for violation of building normsThe top court will also pronounce its verdict on several other petitions moved by homebuyers for and against the April 11 2014 verdict of the high courtA bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud is scheduled to pronounce the verdict on the batch of pleasOn August 4 the top court had reserved its verdict on the batch of pleas while reprimanding NOIDA authority saying it is reeking with corruption and had connived with the builder over not providing the sanctioned plan to the homebuyers of Supertechs Emerald Court projectIt had said that when the homebuyers asked for the plan the authority wrote to the developer on whether to share it and refused to give the plan to them at the developers behestThe top court had said that it was only after the high court expressly directed the NOIDA authority to give the plan that it did soRealty firm Supertech Ltd had defended the construction of twin towers and claimed no illegalityIt had said that Supertech had lost the case before the high court on two counts — distance criteria and not taking consent of home buyers before constructing those towersIt had said the Emerald Court Owner Resident Welfare Association which has filed the case before the high court challenging the construction of the twin towers was not even in existence when the plan was sanctioned and construction had begunThe builder had said that out of 633 people booking the flats initially 133 have moved out to other projects 248 have taken refunds and 252 home buyers still had their bookings with the company in the projectThe homebuyers association has claimed that the huge twin towers constructed by the builder were not in the original plan shown to them at the time of booking and it has blocked their view fresh air and sunlightThe top court had earlier said that what Supertech Ltd has done is palpably wrong as the towers were constructed by encroaching upon the green common area of the housing societyOn other hand Supertech Ltd had told the top court that its Emerald Court owner Resident Welfare Association has been terrorising the builder by making unwarranted claims The two towers Apex and Ceyane of Emerald Court Project of Supertech together have 915 apartments and 21 shops Of these 633 flats were booked initiallyOn April 11 2014 the Allahabad High Court ordered the demolition of the two buildings within four months and the refund of money to apartment buyers PTI MNL MNL RT RT

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New Delhi Aug 30 PTI The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce its verdict on Tuesday on a plea of realty major Supertech Ltd against the order of Allahabad High Court directing the demolition of twin 40-storey towers in the Emerald Court project in Noida for violation of building normsThe top court will also pronounce its verdict on several other petitions moved by homebuyers for and against the April 11 2014 verdict of the high courtA bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud is scheduled to pronounce the verdict on the batch of pleasOn August 4 the top court had reserved its verdict on the batch of pleas while reprimanding NOIDA authority saying it is reeking with corruption and had connived with the builder over not providing the sanctioned plan to the homebuyers of Supertechs Emerald Court projectIt had said that when the homebuyers asked for the plan the authority wrote to the developer on whether to share it and refused to give the plan to them at the developers behestThe top court had said that it was only after the high court expressly directed the NOIDA authority to give the plan that it did soRealty firm Supertech Ltd had defended the construction of twin towers and claimed no illegalityIt had said that Supertech had lost the case before the high court on two counts — distance criteria and not taking consent of home buyers before constructing those towersIt had said the Emerald Court Owner Resident Welfare Association which has filed the case before the high court challenging the construction of the twin towers was not even in existence when the plan was sanctioned and construction had begunThe builder had said that out of 633 people booking the flats initially 133 have moved out to other projects 248 have taken refunds and 252 home buyers still had their bookings with the company in the projectThe homebuyers association has claimed that the huge twin towers constructed by the builder were not in the original plan shown to them at the time of booking and it has blocked their view fresh air and sunlightThe top court had earlier said that what Supertech Ltd has done is palpably wrong as the towers were constructed by encroaching upon the green common area of the housing societyOn other hand Supertech Ltd had told the top court that its Emerald Court owner Resident Welfare Association has been terrorising the builder by making unwarranted claims The two towers Apex and Ceyane of Emerald Court Project of Supertech together have 915 apartments and 21 shops Of these 633 flats were booked initiallyOn April 11 2014 the Allahabad High Court ordered the demolition of the two buildings within four months and the refund of money to apartment buyers PTI MNL MNL RT RT

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