The Bombay High Court on Monday said it would hear a petition by the scam-tainted Adarsh Housing Society against the demolition order of the Environment and Forests Ministry after the Supreme Court decides its plea seeking transfer of the matter to National Green Tribunal.

Adarsh's lawyer advocate Saket Mone told the division bench of justices V M Kanade and S C Gupte that the petition in the Supreme Court would be heard on October 21.

The high court then adjourned the society's petition against the demolition order to November 11.

MoEF, in January 2011, ordered demolition of the controversial high-rise in the plush Colaba area here for alleged violation of Coastal Regulation Zone norms, and for not obtaining permission from the Ministry before construction.

The society's contention is that it had obtained all the necessary permissions from the state.

In January, it filed an application seeking transfer of its petition against the demolition order to the Tribunal. It cited Supreme Court's order in Bhopal gas tragedy case that all cases which question the provisions of Environment Act should be heard by the Green Tribunal.

Last month the high court rejected this prayer, so the matter reached the apex court.

According to the society, when it filed the petition in February 2011 before high court challenging the demolition order, the tribunal wasn't operating.

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Demolition workers have finished knocking down the house where two parents set a deadly blaze which killed their children.

Demolition work begins on the Philpott family home in Derby.

Work to pull down the fire-damaged semi-detached house in Victory Road, Derby, began just after 8am with the final smoke-blackened wall demolished shortly after 2.30pm.

Clearing the remaining rubble and flattening the site is expected to take several more days.

As a mechanical digger started pulling down the former family home brick by brick, neighbours welcomed the move, although for some looking on it brought back memories of happier times, painful now to recount.

Mick and Mairead Philpott were jailed in April, along with their friend Paul Mosley, after being convicted of killing the couple's six children in the petrol-fuelled blaze in Allenton.

Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, died in the blaze in May 2012. Duwayne, 13, died days later in hospital.

Evidence of the intense black smoke thrown off by the fire became apparent as more of the house's innards were exposed during the work.

In one of the out-buildings a full-size snooker table was uncovered with the balls still set up, ready to play.

It will be sent to landfill along with all the other rubble.

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A digger pulls the Derby house down which was owned by the Philpotts (inset)

The boys weren't happy about going inside to pull it apart, because of what happened so we've left it to the digger

Daniel Walsh

Work started just after 8am this morning at the semi-detached house in Victory Road, Derby, in a clearance expected to last several days.

As a digger started pulling down brickwork, two neighbours hugged and shed a few tears.

Parents Mick, and Mairead Philpott were jailed in April, with friend Paul Mosley, after being convicted of the manslaughter of the couple's six children in the petrol-fuelled blaze in Allenton.

The father-of-17 was jailed for life while his wife and Mosley were sentenced to 17 years.

Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, died in the blaze in May 2012. Duwayne, 13, died days later in hospital.

Workmen are flattening 18 Victory Road, the scene of the tragedy, and neighbouring property number 20, said Daniel Walsh, managing director of Derby Demolition Ltd.

Work started at around 8am this morning

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Demolition work begins today on the house in Derby, where six children were killed in a house fire.

The Derbyshire house formerly owned by Mick Philpott has been razed to the ground.

The fire-ravaged home was pulled down after the blaze which killed all six of the man's children.

Parents Mick and Mairead Philpott were jailed in April, with friend Paul Mosley, after being found to have started the petrol-fuelled fire.

The three were convicted of killing the couple's six children.

More housing will be built on the site following the work.

The house in Derby where six children died in a house fire is being demolished. The demolition has been underway for nearly three hours this morning, after workmen spent the last week preparing the house for its destruction.

Parents Mick and Mairead Philpott have been jailed for their childrens' murders.

The demolition of the Philpott house in Derby has begun.

Last week, workmen began preparations for its destruction, and earlier this morning, the neighbouring property was taken down.

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Neighbours have welcomed demolition of the house after it started today Mick and Mairead Philpott were jailed in April for killing their six children Work at house began just after 8am and is expected to last several days

By James Rush

PUBLISHED: 06:51 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:44 EST, 30 September 2013

Demolition workers have finished knocking down the house where Mick and Mairead Philpott set a deadly blaze which killed their six children.

Work to pull down the fire-damaged semi-detached house in Derby began just after 8am with the final smoke-blackened wall demolished shortly after 2.30pm.

Clearing the remaining rubble and flattening the site is expected to take several more days.

Neighbours have welcomed the demolition of the house, although some said it brought back memories of happier times which were now painful to recount.

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Demolition: Work began today on the demolition of Mick and Mairead Philpott's family home after they were jailed for starting a fire which killed their six children

Welcomed: Neighbours have welcomed the demolition of the house, which is expected to last several days

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Bulldozers and demolition teams are tearing down 18 Victory Road

Demolition work has started on a house where six children were killed in a blaze set by their parents Mick and Mairead Philpott.

Derby City Council said a bulldozer was on site demolishing 18 Victory Road. An adjoining property, number 20, has already been knocked down.

More housing will be built on the site following the work.

The Philpotts were jailed in April, along with friend Paul Mosley, after being convicted of manslaughter.

A council spokeswoman said the work would take about two weeks to complete.

Jade Philpott, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, and Jayden, five, died in the blaze in May 2012. Duwayne, 13, died days later in hospital.

A court heard the fire was an attempt to incriminate Mick's former partner, who was disputing custody of children they had together.

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