the road to 200 ft. But, as on today, the main road has been widened to 150 ft., and taking the road extension into account i.e., 75 ft., on either sides from the center of the road, the present plot has been reduced to 406.84 sq. mts. According to the petitioner, the petroleum corporation has violated the norms with regard to the area of the land and decided to open a petrol bunk in the land in question. Therefore, it is an admitted position that when the petrol bunk was sought to be installed initially norms of land area was maintained, however, because of the road widening, the required area has been reduced to 406.84 sq. mts. When this issue came up earlier before this Court, this Court directed the Commissioner, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Hyderabad, to look into the matter and see whether the construction and maintenance of the petrol bunk was illegal. Pursuant to the said order, the Commissioner, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, Hyderabad, found that there was no illegality as the land to an extent of 184.23 sq. mts., out of the land 643.07 sq. mts., occupied by the petrol bunk was surrendered for the purpose of road widening, and passed a reasoned order. Further, he found that the minimum site requirements relied on by the petitioner was not applicable to the site in question. Thus, the Commissioner has gone into all the details of the factual aspects.
