Archive · 4 Jul 2025
HC Shocked by Illegal Residency in Tardeo High-Rise
Imagine a tall building where people are living, but it doesn't have the right safety certificates.
The court is surprised that people are living there without these important papers.
The court wants the city officials to take action because it's dangerous.
The building needs to fix its safety issues, and the court will make a decision that could affect other buildings like it in the city.
It's all about keeping people safe and making sure rules are followed.
Bombay High Court expressed shock over residents living illegally in a Tardeo high-rise.
The building lacks a fire NOC and part-Occupation Certificate (OC).
The court questioned BMC's action against the violations in the building.
BMC stated that fire NOC cannot be compromised and society must correct the same as per fire requirement.
The court will pass an order setting precedent for such buildings.
- Who
- Bombay High Court and BMC.
- What
- Bombay High Court expressed shock over residents living illegally in a Tardeo high-rise lacking fire safety certificates.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- A 34-storey high-rise in Tardeo, South Mumbai.
- Why
- Because the building lacks a fire NOC and part-Occupation Certificate, posing a risk to residents.
Occupants
BMC & High Court
Safety Compliance
Occupants
Continued occupancy in the building despite safety concerns.
BMC & High Court
Living without proper fire NOC and OC, putting lives at risk
- Location
- Tardeo, South Mumbai
- Building Type
- 34-storey high-rise
- Occupancy
- 50 flat purchasers
- Violation
- Lack of Fire NOC and part-OC
- Court Concern
- Safety of residents
- Court Action
- Seeking BMC action plan and will set a precedent
