Archive · 20 Jul 2025
Bombay HC Orders Residents of Tardeo High-Rise to Vacate Flats
Imagine a tall building where people live.
The court found out that the top floors of the building were occupied without proper permission and safety checks.
This is like building a treehouse without your parents' approval.
The court told the people living there to move out because it's not safe.
They didn't have a certificate saying it was okay to live there (OC), and there was no fire safety check (NOC).
The court wants everyone to follow the rules to keep people safe.
The people have two weeks to move out, or the city might take action.
Bombay High Court ordered residents of the top 18 floors of a Tardeo high-rise to vacate.
The court cited lack of Occupation Certificate (OC) and a Fire No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Residents were given two weeks to vacate, after which the BMC can take action.
The court rejected a request to stay the order, emphasizing the illegal occupancy.
Further hearing is scheduled for July 29 regarding other floors with partial OC.
- Who
- Residents of the top 18 floors of the building and the Bombay High Court.
- What
- Bombay High Court ordered residents of a high-rise to vacate their flats due to lack of OC and Fire NOC.
- When
- July 15th (order date), with a hearing scheduled for July 29th.
- Where
- Tardeo, south Mumbai.
- Why
- Lack of required safety certificates and disregard for building regulations.
High-Rise Residents
Bombay High Court
Building Occupancy
High-Rise Residents
Residents who have occupied the top floors of a high-rise are opposing the High Court's order to vacate.
Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has ruled in favor of safety regulations and building codes
- Court
- Bombay High Court
- Location
- Tardeo, Mumbai
- Floors Affected
- 17-34
- Issue
- Lack of OC and Fire NOC
- Action
- Vacate within 2 weeks
- Hearing Date
- July 29