Sections 42 and 54 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. XXXXX, RR1 and 2 of the Suite Declaration and of the permanent, orderly plaintiffs / applicants who owned the plot located in a cooperative housing society, O. XXXX, Rr. Filed under 1, CPC 2, seeking orders to prevent defendants from setting up a CNG station in a plot adjacent to their plot plaintiff, holds that the residential status of the area concerned and the area residents and residents. Safety will be seriously affected. The defendant was allowed to set up a CNG station. It was alleged that converting a residential plot to a CNG station was a gross violation of the dawn-to-dusk process under building and town planning regulations. The plaintiffs claimed that the residential plot was located in the residential area and the residential plots were located around it and this would be extremely unfair if such conversion was allowed or the defendant was allowed to enter the CNG station on the plot. Allotment of plots was then used to serve as a commercial area and all residential plots were converted into plots under which the validity area under which the CNG Filling Station was proposed to be constructed was used. Residential Commercial, including the plaintiff's plots, were already conducting various commercial activities on the same road, including CNG Station, but the plaintiff had not raised any objection to the other plots of the same road. Was not obtained. The character, right or the status of the property under discussion may be targeted under section 42 of the Special Relief A CT, 1877 to the fullest contrary to any rules, rules and regulations.
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