Supertech Emerald Court Case

About 75 per cent residents of ATS Village and nearly half of Emerald Court returned home by Monday afternoon, a day after the demolition of Supertech's illegal twin towers barely some metres away from the two societies.

Residents of Emerald Court and ATS Village societies will have to vacate homes by 7 am on August 28, according to the evacuation plan that was finalised Thursday for the demolition of twin towers in Noida.

The 40-storey twin towers of Supertech, Emerald project in Noida will be demolished on August 21, said New Okhla Industrial Development Authority on Tuesday.

Up to four tonnes of explosives could be used to raze down the illegal Supertech twin towers in Noida and the implosion of the nearly 100-metre tall structures on May 22 would take just nine seconds, according to officials.

Supreme Court has approved the proposition for demolition agency cleared by Noida Authority to raze twin towers of Supertech's Emerald Court project

Supreme Court directed Supertech to return money to homebuyers by January 17 for flats facing demolition in its Emerald Court project or face jail.

It was the relentless pursuit of justice over a decade by a group of senior citizens that resulted in the Supreme Court's Tuesday order for demolition of the illegal 40-storey twin towers of real estate group Supertech in Noida.

Noida on Wednesday drew flak from the Supreme Court for failing to provide sanctioned plan to the Supertech's Emerald Court project home buyers saying, "you (the authority) are reeking with corruption right from your eyes and nose".

The Supreme Court today agreed to examine real estate major Supertech Ltd's plea against the Allahabad High Court's order directing demolition of two 40-floor towers in Noida and ordered the company not to sell or transfer flats in the buildings.

The Supreme Court today agreed to examine real estate major Supertech Ltd's plea against the Allahabad High Court's order directing demolition of two 40-floor towers in Noida and ordered the company not to sell or transfer flats in the buildings.

About 75 per cent residents of ATS Village and nearly half of Emerald Court returned home by Monday afternoon, a day after the demolition of Supertech's illegal twin towers barely some metres away from the two societies.

Residents of Emerald Court and ATS Village societies will have to vacate homes by 7 am on August 28, according to the evacuation plan that was finalised Thursday for the demolition of twin towers in Noida.

The 40-storey twin towers of Supertech, Emerald project in Noida will be demolished on August 21, said New Okhla Industrial Development Authority on Tuesday.

Up to four tonnes of explosives could be used to raze down the illegal Supertech twin towers in Noida and the implosion of the nearly 100-metre tall structures on May 22 would take just nine seconds, according to officials.

Supreme Court has approved the proposition for demolition agency cleared by Noida Authority to raze twin towers of Supertech's Emerald Court project

Supreme Court directed Supertech to return money to homebuyers by January 17 for flats facing demolition in its Emerald Court project or face jail.

It was the relentless pursuit of justice over a decade by a group of senior citizens that resulted in the Supreme Court's Tuesday order for demolition of the illegal 40-storey twin towers of real estate group Supertech in Noida.

Noida on Wednesday drew flak from the Supreme Court for failing to provide sanctioned plan to the Supertech's Emerald Court project home buyers saying, "you (the authority) are reeking with corruption right from your eyes and nose".

The Supreme Court today agreed to examine real estate major Supertech Ltd's plea against the Allahabad High Court's order directing demolition of two 40-floor towers in Noida and ordered the company not to sell or transfer flats in the buildings.

The Supreme Court today agreed to examine real estate major Supertech Ltd's plea against the Allahabad High Court's order directing demolition of two 40-floor towers in Noida and ordered the company not to sell or transfer flats in the buildings.