Greater Noida: Famous township of Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Area Gaur Yamuna City Once again it is embroiled in controversies. Project developer Gaursons Realtech Pvt. Ltd. It is alleged that in the name of construction penalty and maintenance charges, he collected almost Rs. Irregular recovery up to ₹100 crore Is of.
A group of allottees have lodged serious objections regarding the matter and claimed that the charges charged by the builder are neither in accordance with the terms of the booking agreement (BBA) nor are they clearly mentioned in the lease deed.
What are the allegations of the allottees?
Representatives of allottees say that many plot and house buyers were charged additional charges in the name of “construction penalty”. He alleges that:
Some allottees say that until the additional amount is deposited, the necessary documents are not issued. Due to this, the registration and construction work of many people has been affected.
Claim of recovery up to ₹100 crore
The group of allottees claims that the total recovery amount by adding the penalty and maintenance charges imposed under different heads is around ₹100 crore Can reach. Although this figure has not been officially confirmed yet, the allottees are collectively demanding an investigation.
Complaint to regulatory bodies
Allottees complained about this matter Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) And Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) Is from.
The complainants demanded that:
Penalty and maintenance charges should be audited
Fees should be charged as per the agreement
Refund should be made in case of illegal recovery
Action should be taken against the builder
Question on agreement
Allottees say that:
“There is no clear provision in the agreement regarding the penalty imposed in the name of delay in construction or additional construction. Unless the amount is deposited, essential services are not provided.”
Many buyers also claim that the formula for calculating maintenance charges and usage details were not shared, raising questions on transparency.
Builder’s side did not come forward
till the time of writing the news Gaursons No official statement has been issued in this matter. It is believed that if the matter formally reaches the regulatory bodies, the builder may have to answer.
What does the law say?
According to real estate experts, if the allegations are found true then this case:
RERA Act
consumer protection law
and the terms of the lease agreement
May fall within the scope of violation.
Preparing for collective action
At the local level, the allottees are united and preparing for collective legal action. Many buyers have talked about filing a joint complaint and sending legal notices.
Now eyes are on administrative investigation and action of regulatory bodies. If probed, the case could become one of the biggest real estate disputes in the Yamuna Expressway area.
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