The Bombay High Court denied a Pune school protection against a demolition order for illegally built structures, emphasizing that “illegality is incurable.” The court insisted that good purposes do not justify unauthorized construction, stating that such practices must not be overlooked and warning against normalizing illegal building activities in Maharashtra.
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court asked a former Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) corporator and Shiv Sena (UBT) leader, who filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) against illegal construction in Mumbai, to provide details of the actions he took against such structures when he was in office.
A bench comprising Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Bharati Dangre, while hearing the case, questioned the petitioner on his past role in handling illegal constructions.
The Supreme Court on Friday (20th Dec) addressed a plea alleging illegal construction near Uttarakhand’s Rajaji National Park, questioning its legitimacy. If violations are found, demolition may occur; otherwise, a penalty may be imposed. The court noted concerns about road construction breaching wildlife protection laws, emphasizing the need for compliance and accountability in environmental matters.
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Justice Amrita Singh of the Calcutta High Court has criticized the Howrah police for not aiding in the demolition of an illegal construction, despite a court order. The municipality has expressed dissatisfaction at the police’s lack of support. Concerns of police involvement have sparked calls for a thorough investigation amidst fears of law and order compromise.
The Delhi High Court is alarmed by increasing illegal construction in central Delhi. It calls for urgent action and structural reforms to address the issue. The court criticizes authorities’ outdated methods and lack of accountability, emphasizing the need for technological advancements in detecting encroachments. It highlights the negligence of multiple agencies in preventing unauthorized construction near historical monuments.
Bombay High Court Takes Firm Stand Against Illegal Constructions, Constructions, Promises Action In a significant move, the Bombay High Court on Monday expressed its deep concern over the unchecked growth of illegal constructions in the city. The court emphasized that the era of turning a blind eye to such unauthorized developments must come to an […]
