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Noida Authority: Adani Cannot Sub-Lease Data Centre Yet

Representative Image NOIDA: The Noida Authority has decided against allowing Noida Data Centre Ltd — an Adani Enterprises subsidiary — to sub-lease its Sector 80 industrial plot until the project becomes operational. This marks a change from the Authority’s previous position, as officials emphasized they would adhere strictly to the original terms of the allotment. Officials noted that the plot, allocated to Adani in 2021, remains undeveloped, and the company has not submitted an application for map approval. They referenced Clause 14-B of the lease deed, stating that sub-leasing is permitted only after the unit has received an occupancy certificate…

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Allahabad HC Overturns Greater Noida Plot Cancellation Order

NOIDA: In a recent legal development, the Allahabad High Court has annulled two cancellation orders from the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA), emphasizing that the Authority “failed to meet deadlines and adhered to faulty procedures.” One order pertained to a significant IT/ITES project in Tech Zone II, and the other addressed a group housing project in Sector 10. The rulings, issued by Justice Prakash Padia earlier this month, reinstated allotments and provided relief to developers Elevator Properties and Kinetic Buildtech. These developers challenged GNIDA’s decisions in court, claiming the Authority’s own shortcomings hindered their projects. In the first instance,…

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Noida Authority Denies Max Estates’ ₹67 Crore Waiver Request

AI-generated Representative Image NOIDA: The Noida Authority has denied a request from Max Estates Ltd to eliminate constitution change charges (CIC) amounting to approximately Rs 67 crore related to the acquisition of the halted Delhi One project in Sector 16B. These charges arise from a comprehensive shareholding shift due to insolvency proceedings and are part of the Authority’s updated unified policy announced in February. Initially, Max sought a total waiver of the CIC but later revised its proposal to pay Rs 22 crore—around 40% of the assessed fees—into an interest-bearing account under certain conditions. The Authority, however, maintained that the…

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FIR Filed Against Supertech Cape Town AOA for STP Issues

NOIDA: The Noida Authority has lodged a police complaint against the Apartment Owners Association (AOA) of Supertech Cape Town in Sector 74 for discharging untreated sewage into the sector’s drainage system. As per the guidelines set by the National Green Tribunal (NGT), high-rise developments are required to have operational sewage treatment plants (STPs) on-site. According to RP Singh, general manager (Jal) at the Noida Authority, inspections carried out on Friday revealed that the STP was not functioning according to the mandated standards. “We discovered that untreated sewage was being directly released into the drain. This poses a risk to groundwater…

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Allahabad HC Secures Registry of 220 Noida Flats After Builder’s ₹25 Crore Offer

NOIDA: The Allahabad High Court has directed the Noida Authority to proceed with the flat registries for the Grand Omaxe and Forest Spa projects in Sector 93B, facilitating 220 families in obtaining their property documents. The ruling followed the developer’s commitment to deposit an additional ₹25 crore with the Authority within two weeks, enabling the registry of 50 more flats. Previously, the company had contributed ₹93 crore under the state government’s rehabilitation scheme for stalled projects, allowing 170 flats to gain registration approval. The Grand Omaxe and Forest Spa projects feature a total of 1,692 sanctioned flats, out of which…

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₹128 Crore Returned to 350+ Homebuyers in 2023: UP-RERA

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP Rera) has reported recovering Rs 128 crore from promoters who failed to complete their housing projects, depositing this sum into the bank accounts of approximately 376 homebuyers this calendar year. With this, UP Rera has transferred a total of Rs 1,360 crore to around 5,500 homebuyers who had not received possession of their homes. “We have issued over 12,900 recovery certificates (RCs) valued at Rs 3,900 crore, primarily in the National Capital Region (NCR). We guarantee every complainant (homebuyer) who has contacted Rera that justice will be served. They will either…