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Showing contexts for: common open plot in Rajesh Himatlal Sheth vs State Of Gujarat And 2 Ors. on 27 March, 2006Matching Fragments
28A It was further submitted that as the petitioner has made unauthorised construction knowing very well that no such construction can be made contrary to the provisions of the Bombay Land Revenue , Gujarat Town Planning and Urban Development Act, Bombay Provincial Municipal Corporation Act, Gujarat Panchayat Act and other relevant laws whichever is applicable to the case and also without obtaining previous permission of the competent authorities and in contravention of terms and conditions of such permission and the plans sanctioned by the authorities on marginal lands, public roads and marginal lands of open space as well as common plot knowing well that such land becomes the common property of plot holders and unit holders of such constructed properties. According to the Government, neither the original land owner nor any individual will have any personal or individual right, title or interest on such land. No such construction to be made on such land contrary to the provisions of the relevant laws. In spite of that, petitioner in collusion with others made such unauthorised and illegal constructions on those lands, which are not belonging to him. If any legal action is taken against the persons who are in possession of such unauthorised construction by removing the same, it would have resulted in breach of public order in that area.