Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Gurgaon Homebuyers Win Legal Battle, Construction to Resume
A big housing project in Gurgaon called Ansal Fernhill had been stuck for more than 15 years.
About 600 people who bought flats there were fighting in court to get their homes built.
The court said the project should be taken over by a new company and that the old developers must hand over the land.
Now construction can start again, and the buyers will get their homes or a refund.
The court also made sure the buyers won’t pay extra costs from the company’s problems.
NCLT approved a Rs 300‑crore resolution plan for Ansal Fernhill, allowing construction to restart.
Tribunal rejected Samyak Projects’ claims, ordering them to hand over the site and stop obstruction.
About 600 buyers who paid over Rs 274 crore will receive possession or refund under the new schedule.
Two towers are 95% complete; remaining phases will be delivered within 10‑34 months from RERA implementation.
Homebuyers can choose refund with interest or unit retention; insolvency costs capped at Rs 4 crore.
- Who
- Homebuyers of Ansal Fernhill, including Narender Yadav and Mahesh Jain
- What
- Legal victory allowing construction to resume under a Rs 300‑crore resolution plan
- When
- July 2, 2024 (NCLT decision) and July 24, 2024 (final order)
- Where
- Gurgaon, Haryana, India
- Why
- Prolonged delays due to financial issues and disputes between developers
- Project
- Ansal Fernhill
- Location
- Gurgaon, Haryana, India
- Resolution Plan Value
- Rs 300 crore
- Number of Buyers
- 600
- Construction Start Date
- July 2024
- Completion Schedule
- 10-34 months from RERA implementation
- Companies Involved
- Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd, Samyak Projects Private Limited, Krish Infrastructure Private Limited