Gujarat HC may take action against GMC for an 11-storey building
Real Estate

Gujarat HC may take action against GMC for an 11-storey building

The Gujarat High Court (HC) has pulled the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) and clarified that it might take action against it, including sealing, for the 11-storeyed building in Sector 11, if GMC has withdrawn its permission and no occupancy certificate is issued.

The HC Bench of Justice, including Chief Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Ashutosh Shastri, ordered two lawyers to inspect the building constructed by J K Infrastructure and submit their reports.

An ex-councillor filed a petition complaining that the building was built without permission and was utilised without any occupancy certificate.

The commissioners had a complaint against the occupancy and usage of the building. The HC questioned the civic body why the building was operated without any occupancy certificate.

The HC ordered the building developers to file an affidavit, clarifying which permission it received to construct the building and permit occupancy and use. The court had also clarified that the petition would not come to the civic body from taking any action if it has withdrawn the development permission and no occupancy certificate is issued.

Image Source

The Gujarat High Court (HC) has pulled the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) and clarified that it might take action against it, including sealing, for the 11-storeyed building in Sector 11, if GMC has withdrawn its permission and no occupancy certificate is issued. The HC Bench of Justice, including Chief Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Ashutosh Shastri, ordered two lawyers to inspect the building constructed by J K Infrastructure and submit their reports. An ex-councillor filed a petition complaining that the building was built without permission and was utilised without any occupancy certificate. The commissioners had a complaint against the occupancy and usage of the building. The HC questioned the civic body why the building was operated without any occupancy certificate. The HC ordered the building developers to file an affidavit, clarifying which permission it received to construct the building and permit occupancy and use. The court had also clarified that the petition would not come to the civic body from taking any action if it has withdrawn the development permission and no occupancy certificate is issued. Image Source

Next Story
Technology

Saal.ai, Intertec team up to deliver AI and Big Data across GC

Abu Dhabi-based cognitive tech firm Saal.ai has partnered with digital transformation provider Intertec Systems to deliver advanced AI and Big Data solutions across the GCC. The collaboration will centre around DigiXT, a Made-in-UAE Big Data platform developed by Saal.ai to support governments and enterprises in harnessing large-scale data with full sovereignty and control. DigiXT offers flexible deployment both on-premises and in the cloud, allowing organisations to meet their specific performance, compliance, and regulatory needs. This versatility ensures clients retain ownership of the..

Next Story
Infrastructure Transport

Rail India Conference lays out green roadmap for railway transformation

The 8th Rail India Conference & Expo concluded in New Delhi with a forward-looking agenda focused on green energy, efficiency, and modernisation of India’s railway network. The two-day event convened top voices from the government, railways, academia and private sector to deliberate on sustainability, infrastructure and innovation. Abhay Bakre, Mission Director, National Green Hydrogen Mission, highlighted the potential of green hydrogen in decarbonising railways. While the sector currently contributes 25–30 million tonnes to India's carbon emissions, projections for 2030 peg this..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

MAN Industries to Raise Rs 3 Billion Via Equity and Warrants

MAN Industries (India) Ltd. has announced that its Board of Directors has approved a capital raise of up to Rs 3 billion through a preferential allotment of equity shares and convertible warrants. The move, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals, aims to fund the company’s expansion projects and strengthen its balance sheet.The proposed allotment includes the issuance of 1.22 million convertible warrants to promoter group entity Man Finance Private Limited at Rs 328 each (inclusive of a Rs 323 premium), aggregating to approximately Rs 400 million. Each warrant will be convertible in..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Talk to us?