Residents of Maarjamäe won a partial victory in the Tallinn District Court as the court upheld a previous administrative court decision that only partially annulled a demolition permit for the central pavilion located at Pirita tee 28. The appeal was made by local residents against the Tallinn City Planning Department, which had approved the demolition for a development project slated for residential housing. This decision reflects the residents' ongoing protests against the planned development in their area.

The Tallinn District Court agreed to invalidate part of the contested demolition permit but maintained the validity of the remainder. Furthermore, the court found that the appeal regarding the allocation of legal costs was justified; however, other parts of the appeal were dismissed. This decision highlights the complexity of legal disputes over urban planning and the balancing act between development and local community concerns.

In addition, a separate ruling from the Tallinn Administrative Court has emerged concerning property owners in Maarjamäe, indicating that legal disputes related to the area's development are intensifying. This suggests that the conflict between residents and developers is far from resolved, signaling the ongoing tension surrounding land use and community rights in Tallinn.