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Keystone Realtors Pvt. Ltd. vs Anil V. Tharthare on 3 December, 2019

8. On merits, there are thus, violations which can been looked into by this Tribunal and have to be remedied either by compliance or by compensation on polluter pays principle. The first violation is failure to obtain prior EC for the project of more than 20,000 sq. mtrs. The Project Proponent has applied for ex-post facto EC on 09.09.2019. Explanation that the PP was not informed about the requirement of EC while issuing commencement certificate cannot be accepted as ignorance of law is no excuse. The matter is covered by Alembic 2020 SCC online 347 and Keystone vs. Anil Tharthare (2020) 2 SCC 66. This apart, there are other violations. Part of constructions is in blue and red flood lines of river Mula. According to the Committee, till 2017, this part was not being complied with. Had EC/consent been sought, this could have been got complied. The PP has benefitted itself by this violation. STP has not being provided in the project with more than 20,000 sq. mtrs for atleast some of the buildings. Further, there is no explanation about the source of water for the swimming pools, if not illegal extraction of groundwater. Oral explanation that water is brought by tankers is neither substantiated nor probable.
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Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum vs Union Of India & Ors on 28 August, 1996

The right to a clean and pollution free environment, is also a right under our common law jurisprudence, as has been held by this Court in Vellore Citizens' Welfare Forum v. Union of India5 where this Court held: (SCC p. 660, para 16) "16. The constitutional and statutory provisions protect a person's right to fresh air, clean water and pollution-free environment, but the source of the right is the inalienable common law right of clean environment."
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