'In Larger Public Interest': High Court Directs Father-Son Duo To Vacate Flats For Redevelopment Of Dilapidated Building In Ahmedabad
Live LawThe Gujarat High Court recently directed a father-son do to vacate their flats in a Ahmedabad society, to facilitate the redevelopment of the 'dilapidated, dangerous, and ruinous' structure, enabling society members to receive 3BHK flats instead of their current 1BHK ones. Presiding over the case, Justice Vaibhavi Nanavati emphasized the significance of redevelopment in the larger public interest and upheld the consent of over 75% of society members, despite objections raised by the father and son. The project of redevelopment undertaken by the petitioner society is required to be proceeded further.” “This Court deems it fit to exercise powers under Article 226 of the Constitution of India as the decision taken for the redevelopment is in larger public interest and provides for the benefits to the house holders/flat owners and the property right of any occupier would not be affected and every occupier will get a new unit against their occupation. Bhavdeep Cooperative Housing Society Ltd was built in 1977-78, and in 2017 the society members opted for redevelopment of their deteriorating buildings.
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