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1. This is to bring to your notice that the layout of the IT park has not been
approved by TNCP and the new development roads are not in the
approved plan. The same can be verified by letter no.
MPSEDC/IT/Park/Bhopal/2021/3283. Pertaining to these issues, it leads
to delays in permissions and unnecessary cost escalation for the plot
owners. In order to maintain the sanctity of the lease deed, with reference
to clause 12, the owners were not able to commence with the construction
of the building. Pertaining to the non-approval of the layout by TNCP,
building permissions are not being granted by Nagar Nigam. Hence, the
construction work is not being able to start, due to no fault of our own.
2. The world is distressed by the daunting situation created due to the
catastrophic outbreak of COVID, we the owners are facing frantic
challenges during such period of disruption owing to lockdowns, delay in
payments, inability to expand, losses sustained due to inactivity, and the
businesses have come to a halt. The world is at a standstill axis due to the
coronavirus pandemic, and thereby it is reasonable to say that
performance of the deed gets interrupted and is bound to get delayed.
Adding on to it, both the directors of the Company were both tested
positive of COVID-19 in July 2021 and owing to the inability of health it
become reasonable to say say that performance of deed is interrupted. In
consonance with clause 26 of the lease deed, an affected party due to
force majeure be excused from performance and any applicable deadline
and the time period specified in the deed shall be extended according to
the extent of such interference. The Ministry of Finance vide No. F.
18/04/2020-PPD dated 19.02.2020 clarified that the spread of coronavirus
be considered as a case of natural calamity and force majeure may be
invoked, wherever considered appropriate following the due procedure.
Nonetheless, we started the development of our project in these difficult
situations. However, it becomes crucial to extend the time duration for the
implementation of the deed.
3. Furthermore, the basic adequate facilities provided are insufficient;
Bhopal Suchana Prodyogiki Park Welfare Association has often
communicated their troubles to MPSEDC through the mail like; we are
given temporary electric connection from Low Tension lines only and not
from High Tension lines; Water supply for the construction are
inadequate as they are providing only with drinking water which is
insufficient for construction work. Owing to the lack of these basic
amenities, it becomes very difficult for us all to start with the
constructions.
4. Furthermore, in some cases the land allotment was done in the year 2016.
However, the registration of the said lands was done in 2019 i.e., 3 years
after the allotment. Implying that there is an inordinate delay owing to the
fault of MPSEDC and the parties. Benefitting from this inordinate delay,
they are not being penalized however we following the due process, are.
Making this cancellation arbitrary and unjust.
5. According to Clause 19 of the Lease Deed, the lessor shall issue a show-
cause notice to the lessee giving 15 days clear time to the lessee from the
date of service of the notice to submit its reply. However, with reference
to the letter MPSEDC/ITIA/BPL/2022/492 dated 31-01-2022 we were
not given any show-cause notice and we were not given any opportunity
to be heard. Thereby giving the decision ex-parte. Hence, there is a
violation of the due process that was to be followed. Furthermore, it is
urged by the authorities to nominate a senior representative for resolving
the dispute amicably by conciliation under Clause 36 of the Lease Deed.
6. The current property under Clause 31 of the Lease Deed has been
mortgaged with the Apex bank for the purpose of securing a loan from
the institution. We had taken due permission and consent from the lessee
before exercising this right under this clause which can be verified by the
NOC letter MPSEDC:ITIA: BPL;2015-16:559 dated June 18, 2015.
Cancellation of the plot would have hindering consequences. MPSEDC
has failed to consider that owing to unconditional Clause 36 of the Lease
Deed, the Bank has an interest in the property and would be privy to the
agreement. Thereby, upon cancellation of the Plot by MPSEDC would
lead to violation of the rights of the Bank and the NOC given by
MPSEDC.
7. Furthermore, we have constantly sent mails to MPSEDC regarding
change of address. However, they have failed to update the same.
8. Furthermore with reference to violation of Clause 10, we have
commenced with the construction work.