NITIN JAMDAR, S. MANU
Kunnamkulam Municipality – Appellant
Versus
Rajan, S/o. Ayyappakutty – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
NITIN JAMDAR, C.J.
The question that we are called upon to consider in this appeal is whether an open ramp/driveway leading to an open area parking on the terrace should be included in the total built-up area for the purpose of the Building Regulations.
2. The Respondents/Petitioners jointly own property in Sy. No.75/8-12 in Kunnamkulam village in the limits of the Appellant Municipality. They were interested in constructing a two-storey commercial building on the side of the property, with all the amenities. The Petitioners prepared a building plan through a licensed architect as per the Kerala Municipality Building Rules, 2019 (Rules of 2019) and submitted the same on 2 July 2022 to the Secretary of the Municipality. The Secretary issued an intimation on 12 August 2022, informing of deficiencies in the plan. The Petitioners, according to notice, submitted a revised plan on 3 January 2023 after curing the defects. Thereafter, another communication was issued by the Appellant Municipality, taking further objections. According to the Petitioners, the Petitioners removed these defects and again submitted a revised plan. Further communications were issued to the Petitioners un
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