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Mumbai: Byculla residents, gym operator locked in legal battle over noise and structural concerns

A dispute between residents of a century-old building in Byculla and a gym operator has escalated into a legal battle over alleged structural alterations, noise pollution, parking issues and vehicle vandalism. The BMC has also questioned the gym's permissions

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Akhil Kapadia stands outside Victoria Building in Byculla, with ‘The Vigour Sphere’ seen to his right. PIC/ATUL KAMBLE

Akhil Kapadia stands outside Victoria Building in Byculla, with ‘The Vigour Sphere’ seen to his right. PIC/ATUL KAMBLE

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A dispute between a city-based architect and a commercial gymnasium operator in South Mumbai’s Byculla area has escalated into a legal battle, following allegations of structural damage, noise pollution, and intentional property vandalism.

According to a complaint signed by multiple building occupants of the century-old Victoria Building near Byculla Zoo, the fitness center — ‘The Vigour Sphere’ — was allegedly constructed by altering vital walls, which residents claim poses a risk to the structure’s stability. Akhil Kapadia and his wife, Dr Aneesa Kapadia, who reside on the first floor, alleged that the facility has completely disrupted peace in the residential premises.

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