My neighbourhood’s peace is disturbed by a lodge operating in a quiet residential area. Is this even legal? Where can I file a complaint about this?

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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

My neighbourhood’s peace is disturbed by a lodge operating in a quiet residential area. Is this even legal? Where can I file a complaint about this?

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

Operating a lodge in a residential area might be illegal if it violates zoning regulations. You can file a complaint with the local Municipal Corporation or the relevant authority responsible for enforcing zoning rules.

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