2 years ago 1 min read The land where the Mall of India has been built was acquired by the Noida Authority and later auctioned to DLF. Noida: The Noida Authority has issued a notice to real estate developer DLF to pay ₹ 235 crores as compensation to the previous owner of the land on which the Mall of India has been built, a senior official said Monday. The DLF, however, said it was yet to receive the communication. The development comes in the backdrop of a Supreme Court order on May 5 in which it had directed the Noida Authority to ensure payment of compensation for the land to its previous owner Veerana Reddy. “Yes,” Noida Authority CEO Ritu Maheshwari told PTI, confirming that the notice has been issued. Another senior official told PTI that the notice was issued to DLF on December 23 and the amount has to be remitted in 15 days. When contacted, a DLF spokesperson said in a statement: “We have not received any notice. Once we get it, we will review it.” The DLF Mall of India is located in Sector 18, Noida’s commercial hub. The land where the mall has been built was acquired by the Noida Authority, which functions under the UP government’s Industrial Development Ministry, in 2005 from Veerana Reddy and was later auctioned to DLF. A major part of the compensation to Veerana Reddy remains unpaid and the case reached the Supreme Court, according to an official. Source: ndtv About The Author admin See author's posts Related Tags: DLF Ministry Noida Continue Reading Previous Temperatures drop in North India; severe cold wave to hit RajasthanNext Countrywide drills, booster doses, masks- India’s renewed Covid fight: Top 10 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. More Stories Companies 3 min read Polycab India sees sharp rebound, shares gains over 3% in two days; Jefferies recommends Buy with upside of 76% 6 months ago Companies 2 min read Coffee Day Enterprises’ total default rises to Rs 434 crore in December quarter 7 months ago Companies 1 min read Tata Power acquires Bikaner-Neemrana Transmission Project 8 months ago
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