New Delhi: After a long span of four years, 135 people, who bought a home in the controversial Amrald court Housing Complex in Noida, are going to get a refund. The Supreme Court on Monday asked the developer to deposit the money till November 30. These 135 home buyers will also get a general interest of 12% on their investment amount.
It has already been deposited 12 crore rupees before Supertech. Chief Justices Deepak Mishra, Justice AM Khanwilkar and Justice Dewi Chandwat, said to pay Rs 15 crore in two installments and Rs one crore for interest. According to the order, 7 crores will be deposited by September 5, while the remaining amount will be deposited till the end of November.
According to the affidavit Times of India, according to the affidavit Times of India, Amicus Curie Gaurav Aggarwal told the court that he had a close conversation with homebuyers and 111 of them had given an affidavit to return the investment amount with a general interest rate of 12%. However, 24, the Homeboys seek interest at 14 percent. On the other hand, Supertech lawyer Keshav Mohan has given the leave of depositing Rs 21 crore under the scheduled time schedule till November 30. On the other hand, back said that he would urge the remaining 24 home buyers to take a refund with interest at 12%.
His case has not been settled,
however, the case of 15 home buyers who have taken home under the subvention scheme is not resolved yet. These buyers gave a nominal amount to the developer. The court asked the developer to issue an EMI for not bothering buyers. Let me tell you about the violation of rules
however, the case of 15 home buyers who have taken home under the subvention scheme is not resolved yet. These buyers gave a nominal amount to the developer. The court asked the developer to issue an EMI for not bothering buyers. Let me tell you about the violation of rules
