Can a factory run in a residential area

943 votes

Dear Sir,

Ordinarily, a garments factory or any other factory cannot run in a residential area. You need to complain to the concerned authorities that the factory is running in violation of the rules and regulations. If the authorities dont take any action, then you need to go to court.

Thanks & Regards

Advocate Dheeraj Gupta LawRato

895 votes

Depends on the location, state, local laws & regulatiojs etc. If it is violating any such law, regulation etc, one can invoke appropriate remedy. One can initiate a notice to the factory and the concerned authoritiespecially by seeking actions against alleged violations etc.

LawRato LawRato

525 votes

It is for your kind information that you have not mentioned the area like mix purpose or fully residential purpose. As per DDA rule no commercial activities shall be conducted in the property for residential purpose. If the property and the area is residential no industries can be run, even no electricity facility shall be provided by the distribution company for this you may make a complain with concerned SDM under CrPC or you may file injunction suit.

Advocate Rajesh Kumar LawRato

788 votes

You can take injunction for nuisance created by you neighbour and this will permanently unable your naighbour from destroying your peace. Factory or not anything which is creating nuisance will be stopped.

Advocate Suraj Prakash LawRato

887 votes

Factories are not permitted in residential area therefore you can immediately issue him a legal notice you can also go ahead and file a suit for damages and injunction restraining him for doing so ..This can be done on basis of RWA as well therefore you have all the remedies please contact for further details thanks you can also file a writ in high court stating your grievances.

Advocate Nishant Solanki LawRato

672 votes

give a return complaint and wait for a few days and if there is no response or if you get any negative response along with that you have to file for removal of the nusannce and seek a permanent injunction against that factory. it would be better if some of you in the neighbourhood join you.

Advocate S.K Prabhakar Shetty LawRato

427 votes

1. Factory in Residential Area:
   • Running a factory in a residential area can be a complex issue that involves balancing industrial activities with the rights and well-being of residential communities. Generally, factories are not allowed in residential areas. 
2. Legal Regulations:
   • Most jurisdictions have zoning regulations that designate specific areas for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes. These regulations aim to prevent conflicts between incompatible land uses.
   • It's important to review local zoning laws and regulations to determine if a factory is permitted in a residential area.
3. Complaints About Factory in Residential Area:
   • If a factory is causing disturbances, such as noise or pollution, in a residential area, residents have the right to file complaints with local authorities.
   • Authorities may investigate and take action if the factory is found to be violating zoning or environmental regulations.
4. Distance Between Industries and Residential Areas:
   • There are several reasons why industries are often required to be situated far from residential areas:
     • Safety: Certain industries involve hazardous materials or processes that can pose risks to nearby residents.
     • Health and Quality of Life: Noise, pollution, and traffic associated with industrial activities can adversely affect the health and quality of life of residents.
5. Balancing Interests:
   • Balancing the interests of industries and residential areas is essential. Authorities may establish buffer zones or implement regulations to mitigate potential conflicts.
6. Consulting Local Authorities:
   • If you have concerns about a factory in a residential area, it's advisable to consult with local zoning authorities or environmental agencies. They can provide guidance and address specific issues.
7. Resolving Conflicts:
   • Conflicts between factories and residential areas can often be resolved through dialogue, compromise, or by adhering to regulatory requirements.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato

213 votes

It is not advisable to build factories near residential areas, as they could cause air pollution or noise. Excessive noise might cause health problems, including heart disease, ear impairment, etcetera.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato