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Case Against Builders of 3 Apartments in Kochi, Accounts Frozen

SC had ordered that the buildings, built violating Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules, be demolished.

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The builders of Kochi’s Maradu apartments that are ordered to be demolished by the Supreme Court, who have so far remained untouched by the legal proceedings and turmoil, have now begun to feel the heat with the city police registering a case against them.

The builders of three apartment buildings – Jains Coral Cove, Alfa Serene, H2O Holy Faith — have been booked on the complaint of residents of the apartments rendering their bank accounts frozen, states a report of Deccan Chronicle.

The three buildings were constructed by Jain Housing and Construction Ltd, Alfa Ventures Private Ltd and Holy Faith Builders and Developers Pvt Ltd, respectively.

As per the report, no complaint was filed by the residents of the fourth apartment building Golden Kayaloram and hence no case has been registered against its builders.

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