BMC had issued a notice to Kaalkaa Real Estates Pvt. Ltd. in March directing it to remove the alleged unauthorised work on the premises within 15 days failing which the corporation will demolish those portions and recover the charges from the owners/ occupiers.
This notice was challenged before the High Court immediately pursuant to which the Court had protected the structure from demolition till June 24, until the regularisation application by Rane was heard by BMC.
Subsequently, the regularisation application was rejected by the BMC on June 3. Since the protection granted by the High Court is expiring in two days, Rane has now moved the Court seeking urgent hearing on the application.
A bench of Justices RD Dhanuka and MG Sewlikar will hear the petition tomorrow.
Source: Barandbench
