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Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging Demolition of Temple Structure at Vaidya Wadi. Court holds that the structure was not a protected monument and the petitioners lacked locus standi.

The judgment pertains to a writ petition filed by four individuals claiming to be residents and devotees of a temple located at Vaidya Wadi, Mumbai. T...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging Demolition of Temple and Construction of Commercial Complex. Petitioners Failed to Establish Temple as Protected Monument Under Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1958.

The petitioners, residents of Vaidya Wadi, Mumbai, filed a Public Interest Litigation challenging the demolition of a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal Against Demolition Order in Slum Area — Municipal Corporation Directed to Follow Slum Act Procedure. Notice under Section 351 of MMC Act set aside as premises fell within declared slum area requiring compliance with Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971.

The appellant, Shri Ramawatar Babulal Jajodia, filed an appeal against an order dated 14.10.2013 passed by the City Civil Court, Borivali Division, Di...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Rejection of Injunction in Municipal Notice Challenge. Notice under Section 354 of MMC Act for demolition of dilapidated building held valid despite alleged lack of service to occupier, as reconstruction of already demolished room cannot be ordered.

The appellants, Sumitra Shashikant Khokhani, Vishesh Shashikant Khokhani, and Sanjay Shashikant Khokhani, were occupants of room No. D-4 admeasuring 2...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Election Petition Order — Non-Joinder of Candidate Alleged to Have Committed Corrupt Practice Renders Election Petition Not Maintainable. Corrupt Practice Allegations Must Be Specifically Pleaded and Proved; Vague Allegations Insufficient.

The case involves a writ petition filed by Mrs. Indravati Rajan Yadav challenging the order of the Additional Chief Judge, Court of Small Causes at Mu...