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The petitioners, being flat owners and residents of Commune-1 Apartment, Marsur, Bengaluru, filed writ petitions before the High Court of Karnataka challenging actions or inactions of the State of Karnataka and other respondents in relation to their residential complex. The matters were taken up together and disposed of by the learned Single Judge. The petitions raise issues concerning the rights and grievances of apartment residents against state authorities, touching upon residential, civic, and regulatory matters concerning the apartment complex at Marsur, Bengaluru.
The Hon'ble Justice Suraj Govindaraj, sitting as a Single Judge of the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru, heard the connected writ petitions and passed the final order on 30 June 2025. The judgment addresses the collective grievances of over fifty petitioners who are residents of the same apartment complex, indicating a common cause of action arising from the same set of facts and circumstances relating to their residential premises.
The case reflects the growing trend of collective litigation by apartment residents in urban areas of Karnataka, invoking the writ jurisdiction of the High Court to seek redressal of grievances against state authorities, highlighting issues of residential welfare, regulatory compliance, and the obligations of the State towards apartment dwellers under applicable laws.
Catchwords:
writ petition · apartment residents · State of Karnataka · Commune-1 Apartment · Marsur Bengaluru · residential complex · collective litigation · High Court of Karnataka · civic grievances · flat owners
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