To put an end to applications seeking permission for various functions and rallies at Shivaji Park, the Bombay high court on Friday said that it would no longer entertain such requests.
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The high court directed the state government to issue a fresh notification listing functions that can be held at the park, for 30 days in a year.
The court directed the state to invite applications from various organisations who wish to conduct functions at the historic ground in Dadar and issue a fresh notification by November 2013. The notification will be valid from 2014.
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