GURUGRAM: Haryana's real estate regulator has posted a revised Court No. 1 list for Thursday, November 19, 2026, moving the listed matters to four different dates. The official document was generated on Friday, November 13, according to its PDF metadata. Parties preparing to attend the authority at the New PWD Rest House in Civil Lines need to check the replacement date against their complaint number.

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority, Gurugram, cites administrative exigencies for the adjournments. Its ten page document contains 57 listed matters, although the serial numbering runs to 58 because number 27 is absent. Most replacement hearings fall in January 2027; two miscellaneous applications are listed for November 26, 2026. The notice therefore should not be read as moving every entry to January.

Four dates replace the November 19 listing

A count of the dates beside the individual entries gives 20 matters on January 21, 2027, another 29 on January 28 and six on January 14. Two entries move to November 26. These are counts of the matters printed in this document, rather than a measure of the authority's overall pending complaints or the number of affected households.

  • Original list: Court No. 1, November 19, 2026, with an 11 am IST header.
  • January 21, 2027: 20 listed matters.
  • January 28, 2027: 29 listed matters.
  • January 14, 2027: six miscellaneous applications.
  • November 26, 2026: two miscellaneous applications.

The official revised cause list places the next date beside each case. It does not set out a separate revised time beside every replacement date. Readers should use the authority's subsequent listings for the relevant sitting rather than assume that the original November 19 header supplies all later arrangements.

Which project cases move to January

The January 21 group begins with arguments concerning Ansal Hub 83 Boulevard, Ansal Highland Park and Estella. Complaint CR/6643/2025 for DLF City Phase I and CR/6054/2025 for Godrej Nature Plus have the same revised date. The document also places two Platina Street 109 complaints, CR/6369/2025 and CR/6371/2025, in this group.

Other January 21 entries include M3M Woodshire, Bazaar 89, Neo Square, Trump Towers, Signature Global Park III and Smartworld Orchard. The list identifies CR/5131/2025 for Smartworld Orchard and CR/6218/2025 for Signature Global Aspire. Primanti Phase 2 appears under CR/3263/2025. The complaint identifier is useful where a project has several separate proceedings.

The next group starts with CR/2373/2026 for Ambience Creacions on January 28. A different Ansal Hub 83 Boulevard complaint, CR/1438/2026, also has January 28. This differs from the January 21 date assigned to CR/6726/2025 for the same project earlier in the notice. A project name alone therefore cannot reliably identify a party's new date.

January 28 entries also include The Magnolias in DLF Phase V, M3M 65th Avenue, Orris Market 89 and Ocus Melody. The document lists CR/687/2026 for Daxin Vistas and CR/1244/2026 for 4S The Aurrum. It then moves into a separately headed cases for reply section, beginning with CR/2924/2026 for Ashiana Mulberry.

The reply section continues with matters for Capital Gateway, The Palatial Phase 2, Amaya Greens, Expressway Tower and Newtown Square. Two complaints for Signature Global City 81, CR/313/2026 and CR/491/2026, share January 28. Later entries include Aashiyara, Aster Avenue 36, M3M Broadway, Flora Avenue 33, M3M Golf Hills Phase I and Smartworld Sky Arc.

There is another split within 63 Golf Drive. Complaint CR/5781/2025 appears among the cases for reply on January 28, while a miscellaneous application concerning the same project has November 26. The notice similarly lists different respondents for different projects, including Sternal Buildcon Private Limited for Signature Global City 81 and Renuka Traders Private Limited for Aashiyara. Those names and complaint numbers help identify the correct row.

Miscellaneous applications have separate arrangements

The final section places six applications for revival on January 14. These include two Ansal Hub 83 Boulevard matters, followed by entries for Raheja Trinity, Aranya Phase II, Sampada and Vatika India Next. Their listing is procedural: the cause list does not decide whether any application succeeds or determine the underlying complaint.

The two November 26 entries are MA 533/2026 in CR/4201/2026 for 63 Golf Drive and MA 531/2026 in CR/4388/2026 for Olive Spire. Both appear after the six January revival applications. Parties should match the miscellaneous application number as well as the underlying complaint, since the final section contains both identifiers.

The authority's Gurugram portal publishes separate complaint, execution and adjudication lists. This revision concerns the identified Court No. 1 notice. Other local housing coverage includes the SS Camasa objection window, the separate November 13 Room 107 list and the Enigma electricity dispute order.