4000 Apartments in NOIDA await green signal from GREEN TRIBUNAL

ANOTHER PROJECT IN SHAMBLES IN NOIDA !!

The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to interfere with a National Green Tribunal order restraining the Noida Development Authority from issuing completion certificates in respect of structures falling within 10 km of the Okhla Bird Sanctuary and declined the plea by Jaypee Infratech challenging the order of the green tribunal which said no completion certificate will be issued to projects within 10 km of the bird sanctuary.

The counsel of Jaypee Infratech, told the court that nearly 4,000 flats are completed and flat owners who have paid for them are awaiting occupation certificates. The Developer M/S.Jaypee Infratech said, if the green tribunal order was not stayed and buyers were not allowed to take possession of their flats, they would suffer a lot of hardship, but the plea went in vain as the Apex court did not considered it.

ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT ORDERS DEMOLITION OF TWO 40 STORIED BUILDINGS IN NOIDA, SECTOR 93 FOR VIOLATION

ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT ORDERS DEMOLITION OF TWO 40 STORIED BUILDINGS IN NOIDA, SECTOR 93 FOR ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES, VIOLATION AND DEVIATION OF BUILDING BY LAWS!!

LAND GRABBER= THE GOVERNMENT- SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

SUPREME COURTS SAYS THE GOVERNMENT IS THE GREATEST LAND GRABBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Supreme Court on Tuesday slammed the authorities for taking advantage of the "colonial law" on land acquisition to divest farmers of their prime agricultural land benefitting the rich and paying "pittiance" to common men. The apex court said a "sinister campaign" has been launched by various state governments to take adavantage of the law against the poor people for taking away the land and giving it to builders where multiplexes, malls, posh residential complexes are developed which are beyond the reach of common men.

"Do you think judges live in fools' paradise"? snapped a bench of Justices GS Singhvi and AK Ganguly when senior advocate PP Rao responded to a question that the residential complexes were being developed for the "needy". "You are building hotels, malls, commercial complexes, townships where common men have no access. Does it come under the perception of public purpose for which the land have been acquired?"

The bench questioned the change by Uttar Pradesh government in land use in Greater Noida and said "this is not the plan for which the land is acquired. How different notifications came out for changing the use of land". The sharp remarks were made by the bench during the hearing on petitions filed by Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority and real estate developers and builders, challenging the Allahabad high court order which had quashed the notifications for land acquisition in Greater Noida adjoining the national capital.