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Mumbai: Bombay High Court has refused to entertain Sonu Sood further against the alleged BMC notice over alleged illegal construction carried at his residential building in Juhu area of Mumbai.
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Sonu Sood’s lawyer Amogh Singh has sought a time period of at least 10 weeks to comply with the orders of BMC. Justice Chavan of Bombay High Court said, “You are too late. You had ample opportunity. Law helps those who are diligent.”
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Sonu Sood’s building Shakti Sagar is facing demolition by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation for alleged illegal construction. Sonu Sood and his wife Sonali had approached the high court after the Dindoshi Civil Court dismissed their plea for relief.
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