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Sathya said:
Hi one query here..

Two adjacent plots A & B with boundary wall built by plot B in their site 4 inch thick hollow brick wall .

Plot B plans to fill Earth at their site to bring to road level.

They did that .. After few days boundary wall got broken & blasted to pieces ..
Breaking the plot A water and waste line , few things like aluminium ladder etc.

Now plot B wants common boundary wall to be built and expenses shared equally between A & B.


Is this right ?

Ps : Plot A is commercially operating at the moment . Plot B is vacant site.
Plot B earth filling is between 1 to 4.5 feet height.
New wall proposed have to hold the earth filling.


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Plot B cannot oblige Plot A to share the expenses of a common boundary wall, but they can definitely build it themselves.

There is no 'right' or 'wrong' here, there is only legally required and therefore enforceable, or legally not required, therefore achievable only through mutual consent.

An unasked question is about the compensation that Plot A might demand for loss of property due to the collapse of the boundary wall built by Plot B. This is a difficult point. Plot A might argue that they had nothing to do with the wall-building, and they should not be punished by the collapse of the wall. Plot B might retort that these are two different matters; that it is open to Plot A to quantify the damages suffered purely due to the collapsing of their wall, excluding those portions that might reasonably be expected to have suffered wear and tear through aging. And they might invite Plot A to re-build the wall jointly.
 
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Sathya said:
Hi one query here..

Two adjacent plots A & B with boundary wall built by plot B in their site 4 inch thick hollow brick wall .

Plot B plans to fill Earth at their site to bring to road level..

They did that .. After few days boundary wall got broken & blasted to pieces ..
Breaking the plot A water and waste line , few things like aluminium ladder etc.

Now plot B wants common boundary wall to be built and expenses shared equally between A & B.


Is this right ?

Ps : Plot A is commercially operating at the moment . Plot B is vacant site.
Plot B earth filling is between 1 to 4.5 feet height.
New wall proposed have to hold the earth filling.


@bonobashi @BlackOpsIndia @_Anonymous_
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You must refer to the rules of your Municipality to further clarify.
Plot B cannot ask for a Common boundary wall and expenses shared after it built its own wall.which broke down due to their Earth levelling work.
That is like saying earlier i wanted a separate wall, now my wall broke due to my fault. so lets build a mutual wall and share expenses together.
But, if both parties agree to build a common wall, then matter is solved amicably.
What are the Municipal rules for a Commerical Establishment to have a minimum distance for ventilation between two structures?
In Hyderabad it is Minimum 5 feet distance.
 
nair said:
Can you give me more inputs for a search?
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It was a long exchange between me and Joe almost exclusively (where we went into quite some detail) for a few pages or so iirc (after first page or two of more general discussion with everyone), regarding the job creation study of Ghosh et al....using EPFO database (and concept of using payroll reporting overall rather than just QES surveying) etc:

Jobless growth in India: truth or hoopla? To know the answer, we need better payroll reporting

(I don't remember if this was the OP article or was from another source)

I think I stated that topic too, but not sure.

Anyways if it got deleted/lost somewhere , its fine, I just wanted to check up a few things I proposed back then....I will have to keep offline copies of such things in future I think.
 
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The Sinking Earth: An Original Research From Pakistan

Badshah Khan from Tehlal, Noshehra claimed that his piece of land sinks down by two inches in the winter season and rises to the original level in the summers.

National Survey of Pakistan were unable to find the cause of the problem so they invited National Geographic to investigate.

Nat Geo surveyors Mark Davidson and the renowned Geologist Natalie Grehnovich spent two weeks in summer and two weeks in winter with their state of the art equipment studying and researching but could not come up with a plausible explanation of the claimed phenomenon.

With the help of an interpreter they quizzed Badshah Khan, "How did you first notice that the earth rises two inches in the summer and sinks two inches in the winter."

Badshah Khan replied: "When I sit down to pee in the winters, the earth is two inches below and not touching my balls but, in summers when I sit down to pee, my balls scrape the ground !"
 
Paro said:
@vstol Jockey any weather reports from the northwest? it is too calm this time around the year.
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Ramzan starts on 17th and karnataka elections results will come by 16th. The full blown wind pattern changes around 01 jul which is end of Ramzaan. IA+IN+IAF are now primed for action and all the equipment used in these exercises needs about two months to be fully restored to being capable of similar operations. Indian planning is perfect. I had given you a date of Sep 2018. Let us wait and watch.
The make and break states for BJP go to polls in end 2018 like MP/Rajasthan/Chattishgarh/Jharkhand.
 
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vstol Jockey said:
Ramzan starts on 17th and karnataka elections results will come by 16th. The full blown wind pattern changes around 01 jul which is end of Ramzaan. IA+IN+IAF are now primed for action and all the equipment used in these exercises needs about two months to be fully restored to being capable of similar operations. Indian planning is perfect. I had given you a date of Sep 2018. Let us wait and watch.
The make and break states for BJP go to polls in end 2018 like MP/Rajasthan/Chattishgarh/Jharkhand.
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The BJP will face anti incumbency in all these states . Modi is losing grip over the narrative . His biggest advantage lies in there being no credible opposition . He needs to pull a couple of rabbits out of the hat and do it soon . Let's hope he does so with spectacular results .
 
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