Pollution board notice
“I got a show-cause notice from the pollution board with 15 days to reply. What should the reply say?”
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Got a pollution board notice, a closure order, a clearance problem or pollution next door? Tell us what has happened. An advocate reads your question and calls you back with a straight answer.
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You hear what the law says, how much time you have and what to do next. Hiring us is your choice.
What people ask us
Factory owners, builders, hospitals, housing societies and residents ask us questions like these. Yours does not have to fit any of them.
“I got a show-cause notice from the pollution board with 15 days to reply. What should the reply say?”
“The board has ordered our unit closed and the electricity has been cut. How do we get it restored?”
“Does our 25,000 sq m housing project need environmental clearance, and who grants it?”
“We have been asked to pay environmental compensation for a period we were not even running. Can we challenge it?”
“A factory next to our society burns waste at night. Where do we complain, and what if nothing happens?”
“The time to appeal a board order is almost over. Can we still file in the National Green Tribunal?”
Who answers
We are a small practice, so the advocate who reads your question is the one who would handle your matter.
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Anything to do with environmental law in India: pollution board notices and closure orders, consent to establish or operate, environmental clearance, compensation demands, pollution near your home, STP and sewage problems, builders ignoring the rules, EPR, waste, groundwater and tree permissions, and cases or appeals before the National Green Tribunal.
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