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State reiterates UD's stand in affidavit in Esplanade Mansion case
Updated On: 10 October, 2019 09:54 PM IST | | Arita Sarkar
The affidavit also mentioned that the UD directed MHADA to urgently carry out repairs of the building and 'restore it as per heritage classification'

Esplanade Mansion formerly known as Watson's Esplanade Hotel/AFP
On Thursday, the state government passed the ball into MHADA's court in the affidavit which they have filed before the Bombay High Court last week, in the case that will decide the fate of Esplanade Mansion, a grade II heritage structure in South Mumbai. While the matter came up for hearing on Thursday, further discussions will take place at the next hearing which has been scheduled for November 17.
The state government's affidavit referred to two letters sent by the Urban Development Department which directed MHADA to 'undertake the study with the help of heritage experts for the preservation and conservation of the heritage building'. The affidavit also mentioned that the UD directed MHADA to urgently carry out repairs of the building and 'restore it as per heritage classification'.


