GURUGRAM: A Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority cause list prepared on Friday, November 6, 2026, schedules 50 complaint entries for Room 107 at noon IST on Friday, November 13. The six page list includes a separately marked block of 18 first hearing cases affecting parties in projects including Smartworld Orchard, Signature Global Proxima I and The Skyline. It records a hearing schedule, without deciding the complaints.

The authority's public Gurugram portal identifies its office at the New PWD Rest House in Civil Lines. Parties in the named societies and projects should distinguish this Room 107 sitting from the separately posted Court No. 1 and adjudicating officer lists. Those documents can concern different cases and times, even when the calendar date is identical.

Eighteen entries explicitly marked as first hearings

The official November 13 Room 107 cause list numbers its entries from one to 50. The explicit first hearing heading appears before entry 33. The document's creation and modification metadata both show November 6 at 9:17 am IST. That establishes when this document was generated; the PDF does not give a separate website upload time.

Entry 33 is complaint CR/4014/2026 concerning Smartworld Orchard, naming Suposhaa Realcon Private Limited and Smartworld Developers Private Limited as respondents. Entries 34 and 35 concern Platina Street 109 and name ISHV Realtors Private Limited. Their complaint numbers are CR/4078/2026 and CR/4090/2026. These identifiers let parties distinguish individual matters without relying on a shared project name.

Five consecutive entries, numbered 36 to 40, concern Signature Global Proxima I. Their complaint numbers are CR/4127/2026, CR/4028/2026, CR/4026/2026, CR/3971/2026 and CR/4115/2026. The respondent is listed as Signature Global India Private Limited. A further complaint, CR/3910/2026 at entry 41, concerns Signature Global Imperial.

Entries 42 and 43 concern Signature Global Park II and name Signature Global Homes Private Limited. They carry complaint numbers CR/4125/2026 and CR/4113/2026. Entry 44 concerns De Luxe DXP, with Signature Global Business Park Private Limited named in complaint CR/3851/2026. The company names differ across these groups and should not be treated as interchangeable.

The final six first hearing entries concern Elan Paradise, Ace Palm Floors, The Melia, two complaints for The Skyline and Baani Center Point. In order, their complaint numbers are CR/4166/2026, CR/4050/2026, CR/4129/2026, CR/4097/2026, CR/4096/2026 and CR/4211/2026. The Skyline entries name MRG Castle Reality LLP; the Baani Center Point entry names Green Heights Projects Private Limited.

  • Scheduled date: Friday, November 13, 2026.
  • Scheduled time and room: noon IST, Room 107.
  • Document length: six pages.
  • Total numbered entries: 50.
  • Explicit first hearing block: entries 33 to 50, comprising 18 cases.

The earlier entries cover separate complaints

The first 32 rows include complaints for Ansal Highland Park, Vatika Express City, Neo Square, Assotech Blith, Smartworld Orchard and The Meridian. The list also names Paradise, Ridhi Sidhi, M3M Escala, AMB Selfie Street, Aashiyara, Raheja Aranya City, Capital Gateway Phase II, M3M Paragon 57, Splendor Spectrumone, M3M Broadway and The Esfera. The document places the first hearing heading after this earlier block, so the full list should not be described as 50 newly filed complaints.

Some projects appear in both parts of the document. Smartworld Orchard has CR/1943/2026 at entry seven as well as CR/4014/2026 at entry 33. Baani Center Point has CR/2419/2026 at entry 11 and CR/4211/2026 at entry 50. The complaint number, rather than the society name alone, identifies which row applies to a party.

The cause list provides party and advocate details but does not set out the facts alleged in these complaints, the amounts claimed, or a finding against a developer. Its appearance on the authority's site therefore establishes the scheduled listing. It does not establish liability, a refund entitlement or a possession date.

The list also shows several complaints grouped under one project heading. Aashiyara occupies entries 20 to 25, with Renuka Traders Private Limited named as respondent across six complaint numbers. Assotech Blith occupies entries four to six. The Meridian occupies entries eight to ten, with MRG Infrabuild Private Limited named. These grouped rows are separate numbered complaints, which explains why the number of entries is greater than the number of project headings in the document.

Where to check the relevant sitting

The authority's public Gurugram page provides separate links for complaint status, judgments and cause lists. It also posts execution lists and adjudicating officer lists. The Room 107 document itself directs readers to the authority's website for orders, cause lists and other information. Any subsequent change should be checked against the particular complaint number.

For local background, earlier coverage explains changes to the November 5 hearing schedule, project objection notices and a separate interim order concerning Enigma power supply. Those are different proceedings. The new Room 107 list supplies a specific November 13 appointment for the numbered cases it contains, with no outcome recorded in that document.