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‘Buyer be aware’ drive launched against defaulting colonisers in Ludhiana

GLADA has recovered Rs 52 cr from defaulters in 6 months

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An illegal colony being razed in Ludhiana. File
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After receiving many complaints from buyers that they purchased plots in colonies which are unauthorised and faced many issues such as registration, basic sanitation services, approval of building plans, GLADA has started the ‘Buyer be aware’ campaign in Ludhiana along with strict action against defaulting colonisers.

GLADA has recovered approximately Rs 52 crore from defaulting colonisers during the past six months under an ongoing drive against illegal constructions.

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However, some colonisers failed to deposit government dues/fees within the stipulated time and now, GLADA, in accordance with provisions of the PAPRA Act and rules of the Punjab Government, has initiated legal proceedings against the defaulters for recovery of the dues. Under the proceedings, action will be taken to mark lien in favour of GLADA on their properties and to initiate attachment/seizure of movable and immovable properties. Further, public notice boards indicating outstanding dues and restrictions on registrations would be displayed outside the colonies concerned as well as the GLADA office.

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In a press release issued here it mentioned that besides, registrations/power of attorney in respect of colonies of defaulting builders have already been restricted.

Further, recovery proceedings have been initiated through the Deputy Commissioner, Ludhiana, for recovery of the outstanding dues as arrears of land revenue under relevant provisions of law.

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Colonisers who are willing to deposit the outstanding dues against their respective colonies may coordinate with the office and deposit the balance amount at the earliest. Failing which, proceedings will be initiated against the defaulting colonisers under the Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Act, 1995, including initiation of criminal action/FIR as per law.

Residents have been cautioned by GLADA officials and advised to exercise due diligence before purchasing, selling or entering into any transaction with respect to any plot/property in illegal colonies. GLADA shall not be responsible for any financial loss or consequences arising out of such transactions.

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