Overview
- The Punjab and Haryana High Court ordered Oberoi Realty not to make any fresh allotments or create third‑party rights in the Gurugram project until the Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP) decides a pending complaint.
- The court directed the DTCP director to hear the representation on July 20 and to decide the matter that day or to hear it day‑to‑day and issue a reasoned order within two weeks.
- Advance India Projects Ltd (AIPL) has filed a writ seeking a stay on Licence No. 69 of 2025 and argues the licence transfer to Oberoi was improper and may have breached foreign direct investment rules.
- Oberoi Realty says the order does not affect already concluded sales and that construction is not stayed, and it has said it will pursue legal remedies as needed.
- The dispute concerns a 14.8‑acre parcel bought from IREO in 2023 and carries high commercial stakes — about 350 units were allotted and roughly ₹750 crore collected so far — and the case will test how the 1975 Haryana urban development law and FDI rules apply to licence transfers.