Terry Fernandes 04 November 2018
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 04 November 2018
1. You are aware that the building is not in good condition, and it is your duty to take care of your personal safety and your assets when you realize the facts or after receiving such demolition notices from BMC.
2. The duty of BMC is to warn you of the consequences, their powers to demolish and allow you sufficient time to vacate the property.
3. They have done their duty, and you have neglected your responsibilities and also you have not taken any action after receiving such notices and wilfully kept your belongings, knowing of such proposed action of BMC.
4. Members of this forum are not knowing facts, details of notices, etc., and as you have already decided to take action against land lord and municipal authorities, you may take up with a local advocate for proceeding legally depending on facts/circumstances.
(This is the usual thing to get the tenants vacated. Landlord and MC are part and parcel of this action. We can not blame landlord as it is his investment and the loss is for him. We can not blame MC as they have to protect lives and avoid damage due to collapses, as such things happened within Mumbai on several occasions during last year.)
P. Venu (Advocate) 05 November 2018
What are the future plans of the Landlord?
Terry Fernandes 05 November 2018
Currenty there is a dispute between the 3 landlords wherein one is not agreeing on the redevelopment due to "share" issue. There is also no communications from any landlords to us tenants.