DXB said in a statement that airport 'recovery will take some time' after there was flooding caused by rainwater on the runway
The BMC, in its affidavit, has submitted that the plaintiff (Ranaut) has approached the court with "unclean hands" and has "suppressed true facts and isn't liable for any relief".
The corporation had earlier filed an affidavit in the High Court stating that Ranaut "has unlawfully made substantial alterations and additions to the property, contrary to the sanctioned building plan... Even in the present writ petition, the petitioner has not disputed carrying out the said unlawful alterations and additions. In fact, having regard to the work carried out and the contents of the sanctioned plan, there is no basis for the petitioner to dispute the unlawful work carried on."
The BMC's affidavit comes on the rejoinder filed by Ranaut's lawyer on the earlier affidavit. The High Court is slated to hear the matter on September 22.
The High Court had last week stayed the demolition drive being undertaken by the BMC at Ranaut's property. Ranaut, through her lawyer Rizwan Siddiqui, had moved the High Court against the demolition of what the BMC termed as "illegal alterations" at her office.
DXB said in a statement that airport 'recovery will take some time' after there was flooding caused by rainwater on the runway
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