Track2Realty-Agencies: CCI’s decision to modify realty major DLF’s apartment buyers agreement in relation to a case involving Rs 630 crore penalty on the firm has sparked a debate about the fair-trade regulator’s jurisdiction and other matters concerning the real estate sector.
Track2Realty: The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has modified the agreement between DLF group and apartment owners in its two projects in Gurgaon for abuse of dominance, sending a strong message to realtors indulging in such practices.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is reported to have zeroed in around 70 real estate developers around the country, including Unitech, Parsvnath Developers, and Omaxe for investigation against entering into one-sided agreements with buyers and for allegedly colluding with each other to arm-twist them.
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (COMPAT) will today, November 9, hear…
As the realty major DLF moves the Compat to challenge the CCI penalty of Rs.630 crore, the real estate sector will soon get an answer as to whether their business falls under the service sector.
The competition watchdog Competition Commission of India (CCI) on Tuesday, August 30, found realty developer DLF guilty of abusing its dominance at one more project.
Backed by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) penalty of Rs 630 crore on DLF, for “unfair trade practices” and “abuse of market dominance”, the Belaire Owners’ Association has suddenly become self-styled crusaders against developers.