#SupremeCourt to hear a plea by Real estate company, @Supertechltd seeking modification of the top court's August 31 judgment by which the Court had directed the demolition of the 40-storey twin tower building of Supertech's Emerald Court project at Noida @noida_authority
Justice Chandrachud: how can this be maitainable?
Sr Adv Mukul Rohatgi: we are seeking to implement the order.
SC: You want to keep T16 and demolish T17, this is not maintainable. you cant file an MA when a judgment has been delivered
Justice BV Nagarathna: its like seeking implementation of the verdict on your own terms
Justice Chandrachud: its just not on marginal distance. its on other aspects
Rohatgi: one is distance and one is the green area issue
Rohatgi: first two issue of distance and green area, i am proposing to meet them. I am saying i will slice the building top to bottom that is T17. So the area becomes half. it will become slimmer by half and distance also increases then as per ordered by court
Rohatgi: i am providing an alternate solution as to how distance and green area objective can be met
Sr Adv Jayant Bhushan: its a review. HC had ordered the demolition and you upheld it. if they keep a part of building then it is review.
Bhushan cites a precedent case where modification sought was held to be a review
Bhushan: what cannot be directly can never be done indirectly. such modifications are sought to avoid the matter being listed in chambers.
Bhushan: they never argued this point earlier. this was never raised during hearing. they said everything is legal. they did not raise it that stage. here it is review and review has to go to chambers
Bhushan: they are seeking an absolute review of the judgment and you had held buildings 16 and 17 needs to be demolished in entirety.
Bhushan: these are not minor modifications or alterations. These 40 story buildings will block the air and light for other residents... all existing buyers have fixed undivided interest... now they say they will add more than double no of buyers.. thus interest will also change
Bhushan: They will violate the section which says you cannot make many alterations, also undivided interest.
All the common areas, unbuilt areas are being encroached upon. Those common areas are going away.
Bhushan: If you are not seeking review, this application cannot succeed.
ORDER: the Judgment of this court had specifically affirmed the Judgment of the Allahabad HC for the Demolition of T16 and T17, in assence what is sought is the retention of T16, the grant of such relief is in the nature of review petition.
ORDER: The attempt in the plea is clear to seek amendment, the attempt is not permissible in Miscellaneous Application and there is no substance in the same.
Justice Chandrachud: it is very easy to criticize the court or government without being on the hot seat. . Is it fit we conduct a legal post mortem of the issue now here?
Justice Chandrachud: You must invoke remedies under CrPC before seeking CBI probe and this is not a case for commission of enquiry. article 32 is to be the last resort..lets do something positive for the society...
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Justice MR Shah: next kin of the deceased shall be paid an amount of Rs 50,000 and it will be over and above the amounts paid by centre and state under various benevolent schemes.
Justice MR Shah: The payment will be from state disaster relief funds. Full details of the beneficiary should be published in print media. Such amount will be disbursed within 30 days of submitting application and cause of death being certified as of COVID19
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#SupremeCourt to hear a PIL seeking direction to the Centre to frame model pacts for builders and agent buyers to protect customers and bring in transparency in the realty sector in tune with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Act, 2016 @AshwiniUpadhyay
Sr Adv Vikas Singh: It's a PIL
Justice Chandrachud: the next plea is a claim against a developer we will not entertain this. But regarding this plea under what provision and how will this model agreement be framed
Singh: it should be by the centre for states to follow
Singh: There is no mandatory language. states may or may not frame the model BBA. There should be a model to be adopted by the states
Justice Chandrachud: is there a provision allowing Centre to frame this model BBA