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Embassy Group Slams REIT Petition; Bombay HC Gives Sebi 6 Weeks

MUMBAI: Embassy Group, a leading real estate company, has characterized a recent writ petition questioning the “fit and proper” status of certain entities and promoters linked to Embassy Office Parks REIT as a “recycled claim.” This allegation is reportedly part of a persistent campaign orchestrated by Sterling & Wilson. The Bombay High Court has allowed the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) six weeks to review the representations made by the petitioner. In a statement following the hearing, Embassy Group claimed the petition filed by Chayan Upadhyay is part of a “continuing, orchestrated campaign” targeting the group and its…

Noida’s Ground Coverage Cap to Align with Major Bylaw Changes

NOIDA: The Uttar Pradesh government is set to eliminate limits on ground coverage and increase the Floor Area Ratio (FAR) for industrial, residential, and commercial projects. This initiative aims to facilitate both vertical and horizontal growth through the introduction of new uniform building bylaws for the Noida, Greater Noida, and YEIDA industrial development authorities. The aim is to simplify construction regulations, stimulate investment, and resolve ambiguities arising from varying rules across jurisdictions. The proposed regulations are informed by a comparative analysis of bylaws from states including Telangana, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Odisha, along with best practices from Singapore, Japan,…