Owners Act News Today

Noida twin tower demolition: In 2011, the Residents Welfare Association filed a petition in the Allahabad High Court. It was alleged that the UP Apartment Owners Act, 2010 was breached during the construction of the towers.

Airspace closed for 30 minutes, surface traffic was also diverted

With Noidas twin towers all set to be demolished today, its time to take a look at the story from their rise to imminent fall, ahead of the implosion scheduled at 2.30 pm. Noida Twin Towers Demolition Today: Timeline From Rise to Imminent Fall.

Airspace closed for 30 minutes, surface traffic was also diverted

Taking precautionary measures, the hospitals near Sector 93A have made preparations to render emergency medical services should the need arise

The towers were found to be in violation of multiple regulations regarding construction following which a long legal battle was fought in the Allahabad High Court and then the Supreme Court of India which culminated in favour of the Residents Welfare Association

Additional Chief Secretary of Uttar Pradesh Awanish K Awasthi on Saturday said that the demolition of illegal twin towers prove that the law ultimately catches up.

Realty firm Supertech Ltd has incurred a loss of about Rs 500 crore, including construction and interest costs, because of the demolition of its twin towers in Noida, the company's Chairman R K Arora said on Sunday.

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The story began after a plot was allotted to Supertech Ltd in 2004 by the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA) for the development of a housing society which came to be known as Emerald Court.