Judge lays foundation stone for judicial quarters building
The Hindu
Supreme Court Judge S. Abdul Nazeer on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for construction of eight flats under the first phase of construction of Judicial Officers Quarters B Block at Hathill here.
Supreme Court Judge S. Abdul Nazeer on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for construction of eight flats under the first phase of construction of Judicial Officers Quarters B Block at Hathill here.
The eight flats will come up in two blocks of four floors. Each flat will have built-up area of 252 square metres each and comprise one office, three bedrooms, hall, kitchen and dining room. The estimated cost of construction is ₹9.98 crore. These eight flats will come up opposite the A Block that has 12 flats that were constructed recently.
Mr. Nazeer was accompanied by High Court of Karnataka Judges K. Somashekar and Mohammad Nawaz, High Court Registrar General T.G. Shivashankare Gowda and Dakshina Kannada Principal District and Sessions Judge B. Muralidhara Pai.
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