'Illegal' merger of flats: Kangana to seek regularisation from BMC
Kangana Ranaut told the Bombay High Court on Wednesday that she would file a regularisation application before the Mumbai civic body
Mumbai: Kangana Ranaut told the Bombay High Court on Wednesday that she would file a regularisation application before the Mumbai civic body in connection with alleged irregularities at her residential flats in suburban Khar.
Ranaut's counsel Birendra Saraf sought to withdraw the appeal filed by the actor against a civil court's December 2020 order dismissing her suit challenging notices issued by the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) for illegally merging three flats in a suburban building.
"The appellant (Ranaut) is permitted to apply for regularisation before the MCGM within a period of four weeks," Justice Chavan said.
The corporation shall decide the same expeditiously and in accordance with law, the court said.
The city civic body in March 2018 had issued a notice to Ranaut for alleged illegal merger of three flats owned by her in Orchid Breeze building in suburban Khar.
Ranaut's petition said since she bought the flats in 2013, she had not made any structural changes.