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With over 800 allottees failing to clear pending dues, Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) has decided to organise a three day camp for the collection of dues from the defaulters of small flats.
These camps will be organised from 10 to 12 July between 8 am and 1 pm at seven locations.
The CHB has issued final show cause notices to 250 allottees and first time notices to 6,000 allottees who have failed to clear the pending dues. They have been given 15 days time to clear their dues failing which their allotment will be cancelled and proceedings for their eviction will be initiated.
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In June, 10 days special camps for collection of outstanding rent from small flats were organised by the CHB at seven locations – Dhanas, Ramdarbar, Maulijagran, Sector-38, West Sector-49, Sector-56 and Industrial Area Phase-I.
It was found during the camps that total dues were Rs 5.28 crore and during the month of June, the total collection was about Rs 6.50 crore. During the camp, about 2300 allottees cleared their dues; however, dues of more than Rs 20 crore are still pending.
The detail of outstanding dues against each of the allottee of small flats is available on the website of CHB.
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