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developer must satisfy in order to overturn the decision to cancel the project.<br />
5. The developer must undertake in writing to satisfy the conditions and requirem<strong>en</strong>ts of RERA.<br />
6. If RERA rejects the appeal, its decision in this regard will be final, in which case<br />
RERA must proceed with the project cancellation procedures.<br />
Article (25)<br />
In any case in which RERA cancels a project, it must:<br />
1. prepare a technical report justifying such cancellation;<br />
2. notify the developer in writing, by registered mail or electronic mail, of the<br />
cancellation decision;<br />
3. appoint a certified auditor at the cost of the developer to review the financial position<br />
of the project and verify the amounts paid to the developer or deposited in the<br />
escrow account of the developm<strong>en</strong>t project, as well as the exp<strong>en</strong>ditures; and<br />
4. request the escrow ag<strong>en</strong>t of the project or the developer, if paym<strong>en</strong>ts are made<br />
otherwise than through the escrow account, to refund the amounts deposited in the<br />
escrow account or paid to the developer to the relevant parties no later than fourte<strong>en</strong><br />
(14) days from the date of such cancellation.<br />
Article (26)<br />
If the funds in the escrow account of the project are insuffici<strong>en</strong>t to refund the purchasers<br />
the amounts paid by them, the developer must refund the amounts payable to those<br />
purchasers no later than sixty (60) days from the date of the decision cancelling the<br />
project, unless RERA determines to ext<strong>en</strong>d such period for valid reasons.<br />
Article (27)<br />
If the developer fails to refund the amounts payable to the purchasers within the time<br />
period set forth in Article (26) of this Resolution, RERA must take all necessary actions<br />
to secure the rights of purchasers, including referring the matter to the compet<strong>en</strong>t<br />
judicial authorities.<br />
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