Cancellation of a Gaur Alaris booking depends on the stage it has reached: a token EOI amount paid while allotment ran was designed to be fully refundable if the buyer did not proceed, and once a registered Agreement for Sale is signed, cancellation and any deduction are governed by that agreement's own clauses.
Gaur Alaris cancellation runs on two different rules depending on the stage you're at. Before you sign anything, a token EOI amount is designed to be fully refundable if you don't proceed. After you sign a registered Agreement for Sale, cancellation and any deduction are governed by that agreement's own clauses — not by this page, and not by anything quoted to you verbally. What is fixed regardless of stage: under Section 18 of the RERA Act, an allottee who wishes to withdraw because the promoter has failed to meet the stated possession date is entitled to a refund with interest. Gaur Alaris's own possession date on record is 9 June 2031, against registration UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026.
Registering interest in Gaur Alaris costs nothing, and with Phase 1 bookings closed on 1 September 2026, no new EOI amount is being solicited. Any token EOI amount paid while allotment ran was designed to be fully refundable if the buyer decided not to proceed — confirm the exact amount and the refund terms directly with our sales desk. An EOI is not a booking on its own and does not bind you to buy.
That distinction matters more, not less, at a project that has not reached registration. Searches for Gaur Bento Yamuna Expressway reach Gaursons' pre-registration studio project at Gaur Yamuna City, where a refundable Expression of Interest is the only instrument at that stage and there is no Agreement for Sale to cancel from — so the two stages set out on this page describe this registered project, not that one.
This stage is also where a statutory limit protects you regardless of what any desk offers: under Section 3 of the RERA Act, a promoter cannot accept an advance or deposit of more than 10% of the apartment's cost without first entering into a registered Agreement for Sale. If anyone asks for more than that ahead of a signed agreement, that itself is worth questioning.
Once a registered Agreement for Sale is signed, cancellation and refund are no longer a general policy — they are whatever the agreement itself says. Every developer's Agreement for Sale carries its own cancellation clause, typically setting out what the promoter may deduct if a buyer cancels voluntarily. We don't hold a published copy of that specific clause for Gaur Alaris, and we're not going to print a forfeiture number we can't trace to the document itself.
What we do say plainly: ask the desk to show you the exact cancellation clause in writing before you sign, not after. That clause — not a verbal assurance, and not this page — is what actually governs your position if you need to cancel later.
Separate from voluntary cancellation, Section 18 of the RERA Act gives every allottee a specific right if a promoter fails to complete construction or hand over possession by the date filed on the registration: the allottee may withdraw from the project and is entitled to a refund of the entire amount paid, along with interest, in the manner prescribed under the Act. This applies regardless of what any Agreement for Sale says, because it is a statutory right, not a negotiated term.
Gaur Alaris carries a possession date of 9 June 2031 on the UP-RERA register against UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026 — a date that matters precisely because it carries this remedy if it slips. Keep the registration certificate with your booking papers so the filed date is easy to point to if it's ever needed.
| Stage | What governs cancellation and refund |
|---|---|
| Before signing (EOI only) | Token amount designed to be fully refundable if you don't proceed — confirm the exact terms with the desk before paying |
| Advance before a signed agreement | Capped by law at 10% of the apartment's cost, per RERA Section 3 — no agreement, no advance beyond that |
| After signing the Agreement for Sale | Governed by that agreement's own cancellation clause — ask for it in writing before signing |
| Promoter delay past the filed possession date | Refund with interest on withdrawal, per RERA Section 18 — a statutory right, not a negotiated term |
Call or WhatsApp our sales desk on 98114 05300 and state clearly which stage you're at — EOI only, or a signed Agreement for Sale. Ask for the applicable clause or terms in writing before you take any next step, and keep a dated copy of whatever you're sent. Every document you sign should carry the date, written in front of you — the same rule that applies everywhere else on this site applies here too.
If you paid a token EOI amount while allotment ran, that amount is designed to be fully refundable if you chose not to proceed to allotment — confirm the exact amount and refund terms with our sales desk. With Phase 1 bookings closed on 1 September 2026, no new EOI amount is being solicited; an EOI is not a booking and does not bind you to buy.
Once a registered Agreement for Sale is signed, cancellation and refund are governed by that agreement's own clauses, not by this page. Ask the desk to show you the exact cancellation clause — including any deduction the promoter is entitled to make — in writing before you sign, not after.
Under Section 18 of the RERA Act, if a promoter fails to complete or hand over possession by the date stated on the registration, an allottee who wishes to withdraw is entitled to a refund of the amount paid, with interest, in the manner prescribed. Gaur Alaris carries a possession date of 9 June 2031 on the UP-RERA register against UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026 — a date that itself carries this remedy if it slips.
Not one we can publish. No specific forfeiture percentage for Gaur Alaris is on any page or document our desk holds, so we're not going to print a number we can't source. Ask the desk for the exact clause in the Agreement for Sale in writing, and don't accept a percentage quoted only verbally.
Under Section 3 of the RERA Act, a promoter cannot accept an advance or a deposit of more than 10% of the apartment's cost without first entering into a registered Agreement for Sale. That cap is a statutory limit, not a sales term — it applies regardless of what any desk tells you.
Agar aapne sirf EOI token diya hai, to wo fully refundable hai agar aap allotment tak nahi badhte. Agreement for Sale sign karne ke baad, cancellation aur refund us agreement ki apni clauses se tay hote hain — sign karne se pehle wo clause likhit mein desk se maangiye. Delay ki sthiti mein, RERA Section 18 ke tahat withdraw karne wale allottee ko interest ke saath refund ka adhikar hai.
