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Project brochures cannot be dismissed as mere marketing material, says SC; ‘developers must deliver as promised’

Summary by Hindustan Times
The observation came as the court took a stern view of the continuing deviations at DLF Home Developers’ The Primus residential project in Gurugram. 

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Times of IndiaTimes of India
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SC: CBI report flags deviations from DLF Primus brochure plan in Gurgaon

Supreme Court flags substantial plan deviation at DLF Primus Gurgaon, seeks CBI final report, warns Haryana, and sets Oct 12, 2026 hearing on road issue.

·India
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India TodayIndia Today
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SC warns builders that project brochures are promises, not just marketing

The Supreme Court pulled up DLF Home Developers over departures from the original plan at The Primus in Gurugram. It said builders must deliver projects exactly as promised in brochures and plans shown to buyers.

·Noida, India
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times
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Project brochures cannot be dismissed as mere marketing material, says SC; ‘developers must deliver as promised’

The observation came as the court took a stern view of the continuing deviations at DLF Home Developers’ The Primus residential project in Gurugram. 

·New Delhi, India
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Asianet News Network Pvt LtdAsianet News Network Pvt Ltd

'Promises in Brochures Are Not Just Advertisements, They Must Be Fulfilled': Supreme Court Warns Real Estate Companies

The Supreme Court has said that promises made in brochures and plans are not just marketing gimmicks and that developers are obligated to deliver on them. In a case related to a project by DLF Home Developers in Gurugram, the court took a strong stand against non-delivery of promised amenities.

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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