 "Bombay HC to resume hearing on Kangana Ranaut vs BMC case on 25 September")
Bombay High Court on Thursday said it will begin hearing petitioner Kangana Ranaut on Friday at 3 PM. Affidavits by Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut and the executive engineer/Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) official, who ordered the demolition of the actress’ house, may be filed before their turn to address the court arrives. On Thursday, Advocate Pradeep Thoray who was appearing for Raut, informed the court that he would require some time to reply since Raut, an MP, is currently in Delhi for the Parliament Monsoon session. Responding to the submission for more time to file an affidavit, the court observed, “We cannot leave the demolished house the way it is. We will start hearing the petitioner tomorrow." Raut was made a party to the case earlier this week. The court had said Raut deserved a chance to defend himself after Kangana submitted a DVD of his statements. After rescheduling it for a day later because of heavy Mumbai rains on Wednesday, Bombay HC took up the plea moved by Ranaut challenging the BMC’s move to demolish portions of her property in Mumbai over alleged illegal alterations. Check out the tweet
Bombay HC to take up today the plea moved up Kangana Ranaut challenging the BMC's move to demolish portions of her property over alleged illegal alterations.@KanganaTeam @mybmc #KanganaRanaut #BombayHighCourt pic.twitter.com/K92hosFrpk
— Bar and Bench (@barandbench) September 24, 2020
The BMC had also said they would file a reply today so that the hearing can continue on Friday.
— Bar and Bench (@barandbench) September 24, 2020
Matter is being heard by Justices SJ Kathawalla and RI Chagla. #KanganaRanaut #BombayHighCourt
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On 22 September, advocate Aspi Chinoy who represented BMC, had requested leave from the court to file a reply to Ranaut’s rejoinder so that the authority can place on record its objections to the “new denials” that was brought on record by Ranaut. Rizwan Siddiqui, who was appearing for Ranaut, had objected to the BMC’s submission. The Shiv Sena-controlled BMC had on 9 September demolished alleged "illegal alterations" at the Bandra bungalow of Kangana Ranaut . A team of BMC arrived at the bungalow at Pali Hill in Bandra with bulldozer and excavators, and demolished alterations made sans the civic body’s approval. Bombay HC had then directed BMC to stop demolition work at the actress’s bungalow.
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