Supreme Court of India
Cheriyath Jyothi v. Sainudeen and Anr.
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We hold that the scope of the award was limited to removal of the structure as it existed at the relevant time.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Kerala Panchayath Building Rules, 2011: Unauthorised structure – Demolition of – Sought by appellant and also alleging hazardous activities therein – Lok Adalat ordered for demolition – Appellant filed execution petition seeking execution of award of Lok Adalat – Execution court directed demolition of the structure – Respondent challenged the order contending that in compliance with the award of Lok Adalat the illegal structure was demolished and thereafter new structure was constructed after obtaining permission from competent authority – This fact was verified by the Gram Panchayath as well…
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