dispute that apart from this land, 343 sq.mtrs balance land belonging to the petitioner is still in possession and control of the petitioner. It is also not in dispute that in terms of the regulations, the petitioner can seek additional Floor Space Index (FSI) on the remaining land, but the only condition is that it should be before passing of the award. Apparently, way back in 2006, the petitioner approached this Court in Writ Petition No.7732 of 2006 seeking additional FSI on the plot, which is the remaining plot after demarcating 343 sq.mtrs. In terms of paragraph no.2 of the order dated 6/12/2007, it is said that if proposal is submitted, appropriate decision in accordance with law will be taken within 15 days from the date of receipt of such proposal. However, there was no outer limit for submitting such proposal. Again, by virtue of order dated 11/12/2007, 15 days time limit to take a decision was extended to 60 days in terms of Section 45 of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act (for short “MRTP Act”). Subsequent to this speaking order dated 11/12/2007, on 11/6/2010, as per Exhibit-M at page 148, a letter was addressed to Special Land Acquisition Officer and the Municipal Commissioner. However, when nothing happened, they again approached this Court in the year 2011 by filing Civil Application No.917 of 2011 in Writ Petition No.7732/2006. On 15/11/2011, the Court directed the applicant - petitioner to submit a proposal for FSI/TDR to the Municipal Corporation. On 15/12/2011, time was extended.
