Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Telangana High Court Orders Removal of Signboard
The Telangana High Court has ordered HYDRAA to remove a signboard they put up on a residential plot in Hyderabad.
The owners of the plot, T. Jhansi Rani and T. Ajay, said the signboard was put up without any notice or proper process.
The court agreed and said HYDRAA's action was against an earlier court order.
The owners had already won a case against HYDRAA for trying to take down their building.
The court told HYDRAA to take down the signboard within 24 hours and not to interfere with the owners' property without following the law.
Telangana High Court directed HYDRAA to remove a signboard from a residential plot in Sahebnagar Kalan within 24 hours.
The plot owners, T. Jhansi Rani and T. Ajay, claimed ownership and possession of the property.
HYDRAA erected the signboard claiming the land as government property without issuing a notice or conducting an inquiry.
The court found HYDRAA's action to be contrary to an earlier order and without due process.
The court restrained HYDRAA and GHMC from interfering with the petitioners' possession of the property without following due process.
- Who
- Telangana High Court, HYDRAA, T. Jhansi Rani, T. Ajay
- What
- High Court directed HYDRAA to remove a signboard erected on a residential plot.
- When
- The court order was issued recently, with the signboard to be removed within 24 hours.
- Where
- The plot is located in Sahebnagar Kalan, Hayathnagar, Hyderabad.
- Why
- The court found HYDRAA's action to be contrary to an earlier order and without due process.
Petitioners' Claim
HYDRAA's Action
Ownership and Possession
Petitioners' Claim
Petitioners claim ownership and possession of the property, asserting that the building was constructed according to a sanctioned plan.
HYDRAA's Action
HYDRAA claims the land belongs to the government and erected a signboard on the property.
Legal Process
Petitioners' Claim
Petitioners argue that HYDRAA did not follow due process, including issuing a notice or conducting an inquiry before claiming the land.
HYDRAA's Action
HYDRAA's actions are based on their claim that the land is government property, but they did not follow the due process as per the petitioners.
- Plot Details
- Plot No. 40, measuring 160 square yards, in Survey No.68, Officers Colony, Sahebnagar Kalan at Hayathnagar.
- Petitioners
- T. Jhansi Rani and T. Ajay
- HYDRAA's Action
- Erected a signboard claiming the land as government property.
- Court Order
- Directed HYDRAA to remove the signboard within 24 hours.
- Previous Court Order
- High Court had set aside the revocation of building permission and demolition notice.