The said Committee also identified 977 sites for squatting in NDMC area.
Thereafter, the said Thareja Committee gave its interim report to this Court and this Court in its order dated 29.1.1991 numbericed the said interim report and found that 5000 applications were pending before the Committee.
Both, the NDMC and MCD, are statutory bodies under The New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994 hereinafter, NDMC Act and The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957 hereinafter DMC Act respectively.
MCD was established under Section 3 of the Act as a body companyporate companyposing of Councillors.
Regulatory process, registration system.
The Committee shall submit its recommendations on qualitative guidelines by 30.09.2010 to Vending Committee Main .
Ultimately, the Thareja Committee examined 5627 claims in great detail and passed detailed order in every case and in its final report found that 761 out of 5627 persons were entitled for allotment of sites and it also found 12 cases of hardship.
Pursuant to the direction of this Court by order dated 08.05.2008, Mrs. Sukhvinder Kaur, a member of the Delhi Higher Judicial Services was numberinated by the High Court as the Presiding Officer of the Zonal Vending Committees in NDMC area.
Since the NDMC area had three legislative companystituencies, this Court accordingly directed the setting up of three Zonal Vending Committees as per the scheme prepared by the NDMC.
Thereafter the Court vide its order dated 23.01.2008 asked NDMC and MCD to file status reports about the implementation of the scheme.
Those who were aggrieved by the orders of the Thareja Committee filed IAs before this Court.
On Gazetted holidays, festivals days and Sundays, permission was given to squat in various other areas.
As many as 130 IAs were filed before this Honble Court questioning.
Issue of photo Identity Cards.
Its other function was to scrutinize application for allotment of the sites.
The Court also gave directions about hawkers squatters, who were carrying on their business within the administrative companytrol of MCD.
By the order dated 17.05.2007 the municipal authorities were directed to implement the scheme as approved by the Court.
However, this Court by its order dated 13.3.1992 rejected the said grievance.
This system is known as casual Tehbazari.
Collection of fees as may be fixed by the Chairperson on the recommendations of the Vending Committee.
The main function of the Vending Committees was to verify the vending sites and hawking zones in the NDMC area.
Director Vending Committee .
Collection of registration charges fixed by the Chairperson on the recommendations of the Vending Committee.
Both the acts are parliamentary legislations.
Vending sub Committee Enforcement Functions Registration of squatters companyered by Clause 4 5 after police verification.
v. MCD was disposed of by this Court by judgment and order dated 12th May 1993 1993 3 SCC 178.
