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FIR against Unitech’s Grande Project in Noida

Unitech sold its apartments in the Grande project in Noida in 2007 without getting the requisite layout and building plan sanctioned alleges an FIR registered by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Delhi Police.

Interestingly, the developer had bought the land from the Noida Authority in an auction to develop a township in June 2006. The Authority sanctioned the layout plan in 2008 and the building plan for the project is yet to be cleared. The developer in its response said it had submitted the plans to the Noida Authority in January 2007.

EOW lodged the FIR after receiving a complaint from one Om Arora, an apartment buyer. Arora in his complaint had claimed that an RTI reply from the Authority in May 2009 says the company had not received the sanction for building plan. Arora had alleged that the developer refused to pay back the amount when he asked for it.

However, a Unitech spokesperson said, “Last year, due to the extraordinary market conditions prevailing because of global economic meltdown, the company has stood by its customers and is offering various options on specifications and even substantial price benefit to the existing customers.”

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