New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday deceptually SuperTech’s main real estate to destroy two additional 40-storey towers built on one of the housing projects in Noida after holding that construction was carried out to violate the law and in the collection with the authority of Noida, which officials were wrongly directed to be prosecuted.
Judge D y Chandrachud and M R Shah argued that the construction of additional towers consisting of 1,000 flats contradicted various regulations and regulations, including safety and fire norms, and directed the company to tear it down within three months.
It also directs the builder to return money to all home buyers who have ordered flats in the twin towers, which are still not inhabited and still under construction with up to 32 floors have been completed so far.
The demolition command is the result of the nine-year legal battle by the population welfare association of the Zammal Court against the builder to build additional towers in the green area violating the rules and blocking the occupants of other towers.
The company said it would be looking for a review of the verdict.
Bring the twin structure in 3 months: SC to Supertech, the first occupant approached Allahabad HC, who in 2014 gave a demolition command.
Builder has moved SC, which previously remained in the order of HC.
More than 950 flats will be built in Twin Towers.
Overall, 633 home buyers have ordered a flat in the twin towers, where 248 has taken refunds and 133 buyers shifted to other housing projects SuperTech while 252 buyers continued to invest in hopes of getting a profitable order from the Supreme Court from the Supreme Court.
Builder argues that construction is carried out after being sanctions from the Noida authority, which also supports the company and submits that there is no violation of any rules and norms.
The bench, however, rejected their requests and passed the demolition command and also directed that home buyer money was returned with a 12% interest and RS 2 crore payment to RWA.
“Orders delivered by HC for the demolition of Apex and the Ceyane Tower did not guarantee interference and direction for the demolition issued by HC emphasized.
The dismantling work must be carried out within three months …
demolition work must be carried out by the Applicant (Supertech) at its own expense Under the supervision of Noida officials.
To ensure that the demolition work is done in a safe manner without influencing existing applications, Noida must consult with experts and experts from the Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee, “SC said.
Holding that building additional towers also violates the minimum distance requirements between buildings, Bench said the builder cannot be allowed to overthrow it because it will seize the occupants of light, air and ventilation, which is important to maintain the quality of life.
“The aim of establishing a minimum distance is a matter of public interest in planned developments.
Residents who occupy areas built in housing projects are entitled to ventilation, light and air and compliance with fire safety norms.
The purpose of establishing a minimum distance of understanding some concerns.
This includes maintaining The privacy of their occupants and enjoyment of basic Civic facilities including access to a well-ventilated area where air and light are not blocked by a high-towering construction presence, “he said.