Our objective is to give houses to 22,000 homebuyers of ailing Unitech: SC

The Supreme Court has taken decisive action to resolve the plight of 22,000 Unitech homebuyers by appointing a new board to oversee the troubled real estate firm. Seeking collaborative solutions, the court has asked for input from the board, financial institutions, and banks. The ultimate aim is to facilitate the delivery of homes to buyers who have been left waiting. Source link...

SC orders Larsen & Toubro to vacate ₹1,000 crore Pali Hill bungalow

After a two-decade legal battle, Larsen & Toubro has been ordered by the Supreme Court to vacate a prime Pali Hill bungalow worth over Rs 1,000 crore. The company's attempt to claim co-ownership by purchasing shares during eviction proceedings was rejected by courts as a strategy to block possession. The final ruling upholds the owners' right to reclaim the property. Source link...

ICICI Pru Alternatives buys RMZ office assets in Bengaluru, Pune for ₹2,600 crore

ICICI Prudential Alternatives has made a significant investment by purchasing two prestigious office buildings in Bengaluru and Pune for roughly Rs 2,600 crore, using funds from the ICICI Prudential Office Yield Optimiser Fund. Both properties are gems in India's commercial landscape, with EcoWorld 21 perched on Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road and RMZ Edge in the vibrant Koregaon Park of...

ED raids against Raheja Developers in home buyers 'fraud' case

The Enforcement Directorate has conducted fresh searches against Raheja Developers in Delhi-NCR as part of a money laundering probe linked to alleged fraud with home buyers. The investigation focuses on the non-delivery of flats in the 'Raheja Revanta' project. The company denies wrongdoing, citing project delays due to a lack of essential government infrastructure. Source link...

Lavasa homebuyers file plea at NCLT against resolution

Homebuyers of Lavasa, India's first privately built hill town, have filed a fresh appeal. They allege serious flaws in the resolution plan approved by creditors. The homebuyers claim discriminatory treatment and a lack of transparency in the insolvency process. They seek intervention from the appellate tribunal to address these concerns and ensure fair treatment. Source link...

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