Problems don't end for the Plot Owners of Sector-57, Gurugram. More than 1000 plots fall into court stay & omission

Once again non-application of mind and careless, the attitude of HSVP which was earlier known as HUDA has exacerbated the never-ending woes of residents and plot owners of Sector-57, Gurugram.

Sector-57, Gurugram is still reeling under the atrocious enhancement and matter is still unresolved, despite several assurances for the HSVP and worthy Chief Minister Sh Manohar Lal himself, now this sword of ambiguity in the name of stay on plots hangs plot owners and residents.

The HSVP says that more than 1000 plots of Sector-57, Gurugram fell into the category of being omitted or bears the status of court stay. HSVP says that landowners on whose land these plots have been carved out, have approached Hon'ble High Court & Hon'ble Supreme Court for the release of their lands under the provisions of Section 24(2) of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013. The matter is either pending in either of the above mentioned courts.

It is difficult to understand when landowners went in court for relief in the years 2014 and after, then why HUDA/HSVP allowed the sale purchase and construction of these plots, these developments were not told to the plot owners, who are equal stakeholders in this development.

What does this stay means?

This stay means that no transfer permissions for sale of plots, no completion certificates after the construction of the house etc would be given by the HSVP.

How this would be resolved?

Until HUDA/HSVP appeals or makes prayer in courts where matters are pending saying that 3rd party interest is also being created and someone else other than Land Owner and HUDA/HSVP is also affected because of this stay imposed by HSVP citing court orders.

Those who are immediately affected by this stay and who are denied the sale or purchase and those who are unable to get completion certificate etc should make a representation to HSVP and later will have to approach the concerned court for seeking relief.

Author of this blog Pankaj Yadav is a practicing advocate at High Court of Punjab and Haryana, Chandigarh and is taking up the matters pertaining to HSVP/HUDA Issues like delay possession, alternate plots, enhancement, etc are being taken by him. The author can be reached at pankajyadav.legal@gmail.com or +91-9711791179