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"Sheer Harassment Of People": Bombay High Court On Illegal Hawkers, Vendors
The Bombay High Court on Monday came down heavily on the police and civic authorities for their inability to find a solution for the illegal hawking menace.
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Hawkers Have Taken Over Mumbai's Streets, No Room For Pedestrians: Bombay High Court
Unauthorized hawkers have virtually taken over every street in the city leaving no place for pedestrians, the Bombay High Court has observed, asking why ordinary citizens should not get the treatment that only "VVIPs" seem to get.
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Ensure Mumbai Footpaths Are "Walkable", Clear Hawker Encroachments: Court
The Bombay High Court on Monday asked the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to ensure that the footpaths in the city are "actually walkable" for pedestrians and directed it to remove encroachments by unlicensed hawkers.
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Bombay High Court acquits hawker after 12 years
Twelve years after he was arrested on the charges of robbery, a hawker has been acquitted by the Bombay High Court pointing out that the trial court erred in relying only on the recovery of gold, that too in melted form, to convict him.Justice VM Kanade heard the appeal, filed in 2001 by Harish Yadav (23), challenging the trial court's order, convi...
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"Sheer Harassment Of People": Bombay High Court On Illegal Hawkers, Vendors
The Bombay High Court on Monday came down heavily on the police and civic authorities for their inability to find a solution for the illegal hawking menace.
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Hawkers Have Taken Over Mumbai's Streets, No Room For Pedestrians: Bombay High Court
Unauthorized hawkers have virtually taken over every street in the city leaving no place for pedestrians, the Bombay High Court has observed, asking why ordinary citizens should not get the treatment that only "VVIPs" seem to get.
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Ensure Mumbai Footpaths Are "Walkable", Clear Hawker Encroachments: Court
The Bombay High Court on Monday asked the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to ensure that the footpaths in the city are "actually walkable" for pedestrians and directed it to remove encroachments by unlicensed hawkers.
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Bombay High Court acquits hawker after 12 years
Twelve years after he was arrested on the charges of robbery, a hawker has been acquitted by the Bombay High Court pointing out that the trial court erred in relying only on the recovery of gold, that too in melted form, to convict him.Justice VM Kanade heard the appeal, filed in 2001 by Harish Yadav (23), challenging the trial court's order, convi...
