SC: Consumers Cannot Bear Power Plant Depreciation Costs When No Electricity Was Supplied  ||  Supreme Court: Para-Teachers’ Regularisation Depends On Educational Standards Set By States  ||  Bombay High Court: State Cannot Withhold Aid to Child Homes While Supporting Ladki Bahin Yojana  ||  Delhi High Court: Husband Cannot Seek to Strike off Wife’s Defence over Unpaid Litigation Costs  ||  Calcutta HC: Bank Accounts Cannot Be Frozen Solely on Complaints Filed Via MHA Cybercrime Portal  ||  J&K&L HC: Unregistered Agreement to Sell Can be Considered For Assessing Possession at Interim Stage  ||  Raj HC: Cybercrime Cases Can't be Quashed Only on Compromise as They Impact Society at Large  ||  Gujarat High Court: Separate Compensation is Payable For Stillborn Child in Railway Accident Case  ||  Delhi HC: Hymen Rupture is Not Required to Prove Penetrative Sexual Assault under the POCSO Act  ||  Delhi HC: Organised Crime Groups Exploit Juveniles, Misuse Juvenile Justice Laws for Serious Crimes    

Kerala High Court Invokes Doctrine of Desuetude to Permit Construction of Commercial Building - (25 Jun 2021)

CIVIL

Kerala High Court has approved the construction of a commercial building on a site reserved for residential buildings as per the Town Planning Scheme invoking the doctrine of desuetude. The Court has also issued guidelines to the State Government and its authorities to revise the master plans and schemes in line with the current developmental trends in the locality.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   CONSTRUCTION OF COMMERCIAL BUILDING   DOCTRINE OF DESUETUDE  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2026 - All Rights Reserved