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No sealing of commercial buildings: SC

There would be no sealing of commercial establishments operating from residential areas of Delhi, a Supreme Court’s special bench ordered on Tuesday. It also stayed the regularisation of unauthorised structures and change of land use in the Capital until final disposal of the main sealing matter. Bhadra Sinha reports.

Updated on: Jan 4, 2012, 24:20:49 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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There would be no sealing of commercial establishments operating from residential areas of Delhi, a Supreme Court’s special bench ordered on Tuesday. It also stayed the regularisation of unauthorised structures and change of land use in the Capital until final disposal of the main sealing matter.

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It also asked MCD, NDMC and DDA counsels to ensure no unauthorised construction is allowed to come up in their areas. This direction is likely to affect government’s proposal to start regularisation of unauthorised colonies. Also, NDMC’s plan to convert first floor residential flats to commercial establishments in Khan Market would have to stop.

The bench extended supervisory powers to the apex court-appointed monitoring committee that was overseeing the sealing drive in Delhi.

  • Bhadra Sinha
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    Bhadra Sinha

    Bhadra is a legal correspondent and reports Supreme Court proceedings, besides writing on legal issues. A law graduate, Bhadra has extensively covered trial of high-profile criminal cases. She has had a short stint as a crime reporter too.Read More

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