It had said that third parties cannot restrain the enforcement of rights arising from the now-determined lease deed between the authorities and the club for the land parcel.
The Bench disposed of the members’ plea, granting them the liberty to either file a fresh petition before the high court or intervene in an existing case concerning the club’s eviction.
The court also asked SG Tushar Mehta to ensure that the proceedings before the Estate Officer, scheduled for July 7, are deferred until after the next hearing before the High Court on July 28.
On May 22, the the Ministry of Urban Affairs issued an order to the club to vacate its 27-acre premises by June 5, citing its use for defence infrastructure and other public purposes in a high-securit ...