Liquor shop in residential area

822 votes

If your will power permits you will success within 14 days. There are 1001 ways to shift the said liquour shop howsoever his political sand monetary strength. You may file complaints with several authorities, may move High Court etc.

Advocate Kishan Dutt Kalaskar LawRato

766 votes

You have to immediately send a legal notice to the House owner asking him to vacate the liquor business immediately. If he does not oblige we can file an injunction suit to permanently restrain such activities in residential area

Advocate Geetha D Philip LawRato

542 votes

It is the basic social issues raising every where. Please do one thing, along with other residential, please lodge a complaint to the State Exercise department with the photographs and video. There is a separate rule for opening for Liquor shops. In case if it was violated any one can lodge a complaint against such persons.

here publics opinion impotent. So please ask some other residential person who are really affected by such shop, and together lodge a complaint to the Concerned authority and also copy to a The Commissioner of Police and the Local Jurisdictional Police.

Advocate M Lakshmikanth Arya LawRato

554 votes

There is a Supreme COURT JUDGEMENT ON THIS pronounced on 25-02-2008 by judges A.K.Mathur and Allm JJ who declared there should be no liqour shop WITHIN 100mts.or 700 ft.from school/collge or religious place in the case of UP Vs Manishkuma and other.try to get it and fight.

Advocate Vedashree A LawRato

688 votes

The law on issueance of licese to run the liquor shop is very clear to the effect that the existence of the liquor shop shall not be a nuisence to the residential area person. Better for you to have the advise from the advocate who has got food knowledge on Excise law now in force, connecting to issuance of license to the liquor shop in the residential area.

Advocate Chandraiah LawRato

271 votes

Opening a liquor shop in a residential area can raise concerns among residents due to potential issues related to noise, public disturbances, and safety, especially when the shop is in close proximity to schools, temples, or residential buildings. Here are some insights into the matter:

1. Legal Regulations: The permissibility of opening a liquor shop in a residential area depends on local laws and regulations. Each state or municipality may have its own rules regarding the establishment of liquor shops.
2. Distance from Sensitive Areas: In many cases, local regulations specify the minimum distance that liquor shops must maintain from sensitive areas like schools and temples. These rules aim to prevent the adverse effects of liquor shops on such institutions.
3. Complaint Process: If you believe that a liquor shop has been opened in violation of local regulations or is causing disturbances in your residential area, you can file a complaint with the local authorities responsible for regulating liquor licenses.
4. Local Lawyer's Advice: Consulting with a local civil lawyer who specializes in land use and zoning laws can provide you with valuable guidance on how to proceed legally and file a formal complaint.
5. Community Engagement: Engaging with your neighbors and forming a community group to address the issue collectively can strengthen your efforts in raising concerns and seeking solutions.
6. Contact Local Authorities: Contact your municipal or city council, excise department, or local law enforcement to inquire about the specific rules and regulations governing liquor shops in your area.

It's essential to familiarize yourself with the local laws and regulations and work within the legal framework to address concerns related to liquor shops in residential areas. Consulting with legal experts and engaging with local authorities can be effective steps in resolving such issues.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato