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As per case facts, a developer failed to complete development works and provide basic amenities, including electricity connections, in several housing projects after obtaining a license in 2006. The license
...was suspended, and funds were allegedly diverted. Aggrieved homebuyers and associations filed Writ Petitions seeking direction for completion of works and action against the developer. The question arose how to ensure completion of external development works and provision of basic amenities in the affected colonies, given the developer's defaults and outstanding dues, and to regularize dwelling units. Finally, the High Court assumed jurisdiction, directing public auctions of the developer's mortgaged plots and utilization of these funds, along with compensation due, for completing the works by GMADA and PSPCL. A special cell will oversee this within four months, ensuring license revocation upon completion, and any excess funds returned to the promoter. PSPCL is to be provided necessary land for infrastructure free of cost.
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