New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has refused a request for a man who was looking for allotment of a place as a substitute for his shop which was destroyed in 1975, said he had approached the court with a dirty delay of more than 46 years.
The High Court said a prayer that seems harmless to people in finding directions for the authorities to get rid of his representatives seems to be an attempt to create a new cause of action so that he can overcome delays and hooks.
“This is a case where the petition must be dismissed in the soil of dirty delays and hooks in approaching the court.
The Petitioner’s shop (Man) was destroyed as far as 1975 and the applicant had waited for more than 46 years in approaching this court,” Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva said.
There was no land to direct the authority to even decide his representative, the high court said, added that there were no benefits in the petition.
The man looked for directions to the corporation of Municipal North Delhi to decide on his representatives in October 2019 which he handed over that he was given a store as a substitute occupied by him in public land which was destroyed in 1975.
The man’s case that he had built a shop in Meena Bazar, on Seberang Jama Mosque was here in 1971 and he paid compensation to Dda until 1975 and in 1975-76, when drives demolition was carried out during an emergency, the shop was destroyed and he was not allocated as an alternative.
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The man said that in October 1977, a policy framed by DDA for alternative places / shop allotments for Steel Traders Motia Khan, who were expelled from the Motoia Khan area and who shopped destroyed in the drive.
He said he gave repeated representation to the authorities for years and received a response only in 2010 when the North MCD told him that his representatives had been considered by competent authorities and decided that there was no entry room to enter the existing plan and his request was inaccessible.
Application for stores for one destroyed dismissed
