Noida’s Supertech Twin Towers faced demolition after being ruled illegal, following the Supreme Court’s validation of the High Court’s order. Apartment buyers are embroiled in ongoing legal battles about refunds. The insolvency case of Supertech complicates matters for claimants waiting for reimbursements, while the Supreme Court investigates alternative solutions to address buyer claims. Noida’s Supertech Twin Towers faced demolition after being ruled illegal, following the Supreme Court’s validation of the High Court’s order. Apartment buyers are embroiled in ongoing legal battles about refunds. The insolvency case of Supertech complicates matters for claimants waiting for reimbursements, while the Supreme Court investigates alternative solutions to address buyer claims.
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