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IN THE COURT OF JUDGE, CITY CIVIL COURT AT BOMBAY S.C. ...

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5SC Suit No. 2572 of 2005deteriorated and corroded due to environmental effects. Inpursuance of grant of permission, plaintiff withdrew the abovesaid suit No. 1530/1983 and on 8.11.1985 paid necessary feesand deposits towards the repair charges. On 10.3.1971defendant issued the Circular setting guidelines for permissionfor covering of front and/or side open spaces for restaurantsand the said guidelines inter alia provided that the covering ofthe roof shall have sufficient gradient so as to assure effectivedrainage of water and shall be strong enough to enable aperson to sweep it every day. Hence, the plaintiff covered theopen space awning by strong G.I. Corrugated sheets.5. On 29.03.1994 the plaintiff received yet another noticeu/sec. 351 of MMC Act from the defendant in respect of awning.The plaintiff filed suit no. 1282/1995 in this Court and took outNotice of Motion No 1492/1995. The said Notice of Motion wasdismissed on 9.10.1995. The plaintiff filed A.O. No. 1265/1995against the said order of dismissal in respect of awning. Theappeal was admitted by the Hon'ble High Court and an interimorder of status­quo was passed in respect of the awning. Statusquoorder is as follows:­“Admitted. Status quo in all respect to be maintainedtill further orders. Appellant is restrained frommaking additions, alterations and renovations in thedisputed structure.”

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