Construction in India often disrupts sleep with late-night work. Is there a law that limits construction after 10 pm, like in many Western cities? Do builders have to keep noise down, and are they obligated to minimize dust and dirt caused by their projects?

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › Construction in India often disrupts sleep with late-night work. Is there a law that limits construction after 10 pm, like in many Western cities? Do builders have to keep noise down, and are they obligated to minimize dust and dirt caused by their projects?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Construction in India often disrupts sleep with late-night work. Is there a law that limits construction after 10 pm, like in many Western cities? Do builders have to keep noise down, and are they obligated to minimize dust and dirt caused by their projects?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Indian law does not have a specific nationwide limit on construction work hours, but noise pollution regulations apply. Builders are required to minimize noise and dust, and local authorities may have specific ordinances restricting construction times.

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