It is necessary to peruse the show cause notice received by you

2) reply filed by you to advice

3) you should engage a local lawyer and appear for personal hearing

4) mention that you have paid conversion charges in 2006

5) produce the receipts in your possession of payment of conversion charges

Hi,

First you are suggested to give a legal notice to MCD to stop their arbitrary action and reply you withing 15 days and if they are not complying, file writ petition in High Court challenging actions of MCD.

1. It is no clear what the building irregularity is alleged against you and what is mentioned in the said show cause notice.

2. if the content of the notice is not based on law and fact then reply it accordingly.

3. There is no problem as long as there is no regularity of present building rules .

4. Consult a local lawyer as local land laws and building rules is involved in your case.

Sir Show cause notice need to perused on what grounds and under what section they are calling upon you to show cause.

Further since you have already filed a reply engage an advocate he will verify all the documents and peruse the show cause notice and would attend the personal hearing and submit a detailed written statement so the matter has to be contested.

Sir the court at this time won't intervinee as the matter is before authority for hearing you can appeal the order if adverse order in original against you.

Appear through a lawyer before MCD so the legal issues involved may be deliberated by your lawyer .

Not a great case to approach the High Court and obtain stay because MCD is giving you opportunity of hearing and it appears they won't take any coercive action against you without hearing you.

Hello,

Share the copy of the notice received and the reply tendered by you.

If the building is in violation of any law then it does not matter that you were paying tax for the same, the same can be demolished by the department.

Share the relevant documents for a more concrete advise.

Regards

1) If you have all legal papers on your name then one should not worry about it. Yes you can go to court for stay .

You should appear before the authority on the date of hearing and file detailed reply to the show cause notices received by you stating that the land is legally yours as well as you paid the conversion charges back in 2006 itself as well as paying property taxes regularly to MCD.

If you have all the requisite documents like registered sale deed showing you as the owner of the property, conversion certificate granted by MCD, property tax payment receipts etc., you would have a good prima facie case to approach High Court to stop the arbitrary and coersive action taken against you by McD, without any substance.

Since you have obtained permission and has an order permitting you to convert this into commercial, you need not worry about the latest notice and action by MCD.

Moreover you have all the tax paid receipts and other relevant bills in your possession to prove that this property is approved commercial property, you may challenge their claim on the same basis.

You can even obtain a stay order in the declaration suit and the injunction will be valid till the disposal of the main suit.

Dear Sir,

File a civil suit or a writ petition and get stay on such demand notices and you and your properties will be on safer side.