Worli’s Campa Cola society
BMC has completely ruled out the possibility of an out of court settlement with residents in Campa. They further stated, that the present rules and regulations do not allow regularizing the illegal flats constructed in Worli society. The BMC has although provided the residents in the 96 illegal flats a little bit of relief as [...] Continue Reading »
Supreme Court’s recent observation has come out as a silver lining for the residents of Worli’s Campa Cola Compound. However expertise in legal departments has turned out cautious as they worry this might pave the path for the regularization of built unauthorized floors of different compound buildings. The Supreme Court had passed an order in [...] Continue Reading »
With regard to the issue involving the eviction of residents of the Campa Cola society, the Maharashtra government will apparently turn to the Attorney General of India for legal opinion. The legal opinion which the Maharashtra government will probably seek from the Attorney General will largely pertain to the manner and extent of the government’s intervention into [...] Continue Reading »
The BMC has requested chief electoral officer to appoint a contractor to demolish 35 floors across seven buildings in Worli’s Campa Cola society. The residents have been told by the Supreme Court last November to vacate the flats by May 31 to allow the BMC to demolish the illegal flats. Additional municipal commissioner Mohan Adtani [...] Continue Reading »
