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Subject : Property Law - Building Permits and Construction
Background:
A writ petition was filed seeking to prevent unauthorized construction and to order the demolition of the illegally constructed portion of a building.
Legal Question:
Whether the construction was unauthorized and whether the petitioner was entitled to the reliefs sought.
Arguments Presented:
Petitioner: The construction was unauthorized and violated building regulations. The petitioner was entitled to an injunction restraining the construction and an order for demolition of the unauthorized portion.
Respondent: The construction was authorized and complied with all applicable regulations. The petitioner was not entitled to the reliefs sought.
Court's Analysis and Reasoning:
The court examined the evidence and found that the construction was indeed unauthorized and violated building regulations. The court held that the petitioner was entitled to the reliefs sought and made the interim order absolute.
Decision:
The court ordered the demolition of the unauthorized portion of the building and restrained the respondent from proceeding with any further construction without obtaining the necessary permits.
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