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In the Lawsuit Concerning the Permit for the Construction of a Mega Solar Power Plant in Heguri Town, Nara Prefecture, the Osaka High Court Denied the Residents' Request for a "Suspension of Execution" of the Construction, Which Had Been Filed After the Osaka High Court's Ruling that Had Awarded Them a "Reversal victory." Although Nara Prefecture Accepted the Ruling, the Company Has Appealed, and the Trial Continues.
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The Osaka High Court has rejected the request for a "suspension of execution" of the development permit for a mega solar power plant in Heguri Town, Nara Prefecture, which had been overturned in the second trial. In Heguri Town, a company authorized by former Nara Prefecture Governor Shogo Arai is proceeding with the construction of the mega solar power plant. However, residents have requested the prefecture to revoke the permit, citing increase…
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