In a significant development, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant of Goa has unveiled plans to legalize irregular structures on comunidade or private land in the state through either an ordinance or bill. Sawant emphasized that the government will draw a clear distinction between irregular constructions and illegal ones, with strict measures to be taken against the latter in accordance with directives from the High Court. This move aims to provide relief to property owners who have inadvertently built structures that do not conform to existing regulations. By regularizing these irregular constructions, the government hopes to strike a balance between upholding the law and ensuring fairness for citizens. The announcement comes as a relief to many residents in Goa who have faced uncertainty and legal challenges due to the status of their properties. With this proactive step, the state government is striving to streamline the process of property regularization and address long-standing issues of unauthorized constructions. It also reflects the government’s commitment to creating a more conducive environment for property owners in Goa. The proposed ordinance or bill is expected to bring clarity and transparency to the regularization process, benefiting a significant number of residents in the state. The move is likely to have a positive impact on the real estate sector in Goa, offering a way forward for property owners grappling with irregular structures on their land.