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Interim Order 3 · 14 Oct 2026 · CNR DLCT050007132026
Order Details: COPY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS Pdf Text: A.No. 680/26 Bhagyashree & Anr. Vs. MCD 14.10.2026 Present : Sh. Sunil Choudhary, Ld counsel for the appellants joined through VC. Sh. Ashutosh Gupta, Ld counsel for the respondent. 1. Photocopy of the MCD record stated to be received by the counsel on whatsapp has been placed on record and it is stated that the original record shall be produced on the next date of hearing. 2. Ld. counsel for the appellant has prayed for interim relief. Arguments heard on the interim application. 3. The appellants have challenged the demolition order dated 16.07.2026 and it is argued for the appellants that as per this order the respondent issued letters for personal hearing for 23.06.2026 and 10.07.2026 but the appellant never received any such communication and no personal hearing was provided which was specifically asked by the appellants in reply to the show cause notice and therefore the appellants are entitled to interim protection. Ld, counsel for the appellants in this regard relied upon an electricity bill showing date of energization as 16.02.2011 to claim that the construction is prior to 01.06.2014 and Contd…2/- -- 1 of 3 -- : 2 : protected under National Capital Territory of Delhi Laws (Special Provision) Second Amendment Act, 2011. 4. Ld. counsel for the respondent on the other hand argued that the proof of service of the personal hearing letters shall be produced on the next date of hearing but the appellants have no prima-facie case as the property was booked at the stage of ongoing construction and further even the purported title documents of the appellants show that she purchased only a plot on 27.09.2022. 5. At the interim stage, the appellants are required to show a prima-facie case, balance of convenience and irreparable loss. The so called title document of the appellants show that they purchased a plot No.677, Agricultural land measuring 100 sq.yds from one Dharmendra Kumar on 27.09.2022. When the appellants purchased an agricultural plot in September, 2022, the question of construction being old and prior to 01.06.2014 does not arise. 6. Coming to the electricity bill. This electricity bill is in the name of M/s. Darshan Investment Pvt. Ltd. through Director Karan Luthra installed at Khasra No.1784/1, 1798/2, 1799, 1800, 1816/2 and 1819/2. Aya Nagar, New Delhi-110074. How this bill is related Contd… 3/- -- 2 of 3 -- : 3 : to the property of the appellants has not been shown. 7. The appellants purchased the plot from Dharamendra Kumar situated in Khasra No.1784/2 which is not mentioned in the address given in the electricity bill. The appellants cannot take any benefit from this bill. 8. As far as the aspect of receiving letters for personal hearing are concerned, the MCD has sought time to produce the proof thereof and otherwise also the personal hearing cannot be claimed as a matter of right and whether personal hearing is required depends upon the facts of the case. 9. In view of the same there is no prima-facie case in favour of the appellants. The interim application is dismissed. Nothing said hereinabove shall tantamount to have any expression on the merits of the case. Put up for arguments on appeal on 18.02.2027. (AMIT KUMAR) Addl. District & Sessions Judge P.O.: Appellate Tribunal, MCD 14.10.2026 -- 3 of 3 --
