Mohammad Imtiyaz Alam vs Municipal Corporation Of Delhi
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Counsel (5)
Case Significance
Mohammad Imtiyaz Alam vs Municipal Corporation Of Delhi is a Delhi High Court decision dated February 25, 2026 (citation: ik-56872448). A street vendor with a Certificate of Vending sought a direction preventing MCD from disturbing his vending activities at Fish Mandi, Ghazipur, East Delhi. The MCD demonstrated through photographs that the petitioner had erected a permanent structure, covered a drain, obstructed pedestrian movement, and was not maintaining hygienic conditions. The court dismissed the petition with Rs 10,000 costs, leaving MCD free to take action in accordance with law and directing cleaning of the naala to pr The bench comprised Justices Madhu Jain and Prathiba M. Singh. The judgment was delivered by Justice Prathiba M. Singh. Counsel appearing: Manisha (counsel for petitioner), Namrata Mukim (counsel for respondent), Niharika Singh (counsel for respondent), R.K. Seewal (counsel for petitioner), Sanjay Baniwal (counsel for petitioner).
Summary
A street vendor with a Certificate of Vending sought a direction preventing MCD from disturbing his vending activities at Fish Mandi, Ghazipur, East Delhi. The MCD demonstrated through photographs that the petitioner had erected a permanent structure, covered a drain, obstructed pedestrian movement, and was not maintaining hygienic conditions. The court dismissed the petition with Rs 10,000 costs, leaving MCD free to take action in accordance with law and directing cleaning of the naala to prevent waterlogging.
What was the outcome of Mohammad Imtiyaz Alam vs Municipal Corporation Of Delhi?
A street vendor with a Certificate of Vending sought a direction preventing MCD from disturbing his vending activities at Fish Mandi, Ghazipur, East Delhi. The MCD demonstrated through photographs tha...
Judgment
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