Headnote
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These writ petitions were filed by residents of Commune-1 Apartment, Marsur, Bengaluru, challenging actions or omissions of the State of Karnataka. The petitioners, numbering over fifty flat owners and residents of a large residential apartment complex, approached the Karnataka High Court under its writ jurisdiction seeking relief in connection with grievances arising from their occupation of flats in the said complex.
The matters were heard together by the Hon'ble Mr Justice Suraj Govindaraj, as both petitions involved common questions of fact and law relating to the same residential complex and similar parties. The court examined the respective claims of the petitioners and the response of the State of Karnataka.
The judgment was delivered on 30 June 2025, disposing of both writ petitions with appropriate directions. The case touches upon issues of residential rights, civic amenities, and the obligations of state authorities towards apartment residents in peri-urban Bengaluru.
Catchwords:
writ petition · apartment residents · Commune-1 Apartment · Marsur Bengaluru · State of Karnataka · residential complex · civic amenities · Karnataka High Court · flat owners
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