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Haryana Real Estate Tribunal Overturns RERA Cancellation of Three Gurugram Units
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 09 Oct 2026, 11:36 AM
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The Haryana Real Estate Tribunal has set aside the Real Estate Regulatory Authority’s order that cancelled three residential units in Gurugram, restoring the projects’ legal status.
The Haryana Real Estate Tribunal has nullified a previous order issued by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) that had cancelled three residential units in Gurugram. The tribunal’s decision reinstates the legal standing of the three units, allowing construction and sales activities to resume.
RERA had originally cancelled the units citing alleged non‑compliance with regulatory norms, but the tribunal found the cancellation to be unwarranted. It directed that the developers be permitted to continue work on the projects pending any further detailed scrutiny.
The reversal is expected to provide relief to homebuyers who had invested in the affected units, as well as to the developers who faced potential financial losses. Both parties have been advised to adhere to any additional conditions the tribunal may impose during the ongoing review.
Legal experts note that the ruling underscores the importance of due process in real‑estate disputes and may set a precedent for similar cases across the state.
RERA had originally cancelled the units citing alleged non‑compliance with regulatory norms, but the tribunal found the cancellation to be unwarranted. It directed that the developers be permitted to continue work on the projects pending any further detailed scrutiny.
The reversal is expected to provide relief to homebuyers who had invested in the affected units, as well as to the developers who faced potential financial losses. Both parties have been advised to adhere to any additional conditions the tribunal may impose during the ongoing review.
Legal experts note that the ruling underscores the importance of due process in real‑estate disputes and may set a precedent for similar cases across the state.