Allahabad HC orders demolition of two illegal towers in Ghaziabad
In short
The Allahabad High Court ordered two illegal towers in a Ghaziabad housing society to be demolished. It also imposed a ₹25 lakh penalty on the builder and said the money should go to the Gulmohar Greens Residents Welfare Association within one month.
This matters to homebuyers and the residents’ group, but the reporting does not say what other relief was given. The full effect on the society is not stated.
What the reporting says
The Allahabad High Court ordered demolition of two illegal towers at a Ghaziabad housing society and, in the same matter, imposed a ₹25 lakh penalty on the builder. The reported reason is that the towers were illegal, and the amount was directed to be deposited into the Gulmohar Greens Residents Welfare Association account within one month. The immediate relief for homebuyers beyond that is not stated in the available reporting.
Why it matters
The Allahabad High Court ordered demolition of two illegal towers at a Ghaziabad housing society and imposed a ₹25 lakh penalty on the builder, payable to the Gulmohar Greens Residents Welfare Association within one month. The available reporting does not state the full legal reasoning or any broader settlement terms. The immediate impact is on the builder and affected homebuyers, but the extent of restitution remains unclear.