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Relief with a rider for Delhi property owners

NEW DELHI: Property owners in the Capital on Friday got a major relief from the Supreme Court which allowed construction of a third floor on plots in residential colonies subject to its final decision on the validity of the Master Plan for Delhi-2021.

The apex court said the relief would be available to property owners who “fulfil” the requirements laid down in the Master Plan relating to a building’s height and floor area ratio. A Bench of the Court headed by Justice Arijit Pasayat made it clear that the interim relief would not be extended to commercial and industrial areas. — PTI

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