panaji the high court of bombay at goa in an interim order ruled that there will be no water sports activities at coco beach nerul till november 15there are 23 water sports operators and 36 water sports vehicles doing business at coco beach the court ruling has come after a case was filed by one cajetan pereira of nerul who said that he was restrained by the coco beach tourist boat association from carrying out his water sports business at the beachwe were asked by the association to pay rs 50000 in order to do business however we said that we would pay if we could get a receipt for it but they refused to issue one and stopped us from operating during the peak months last season we approached the police for justice and they booked the case on charges of extortion cajetans wife luisa pereira told toithe case was taken up at the sessions court which ruled in favour of the association the sessions court felt that the police had booked the association under inappropriate sections of the law however we went in appeal before the high court pereira saidthe government which regulates the licencing of water sports activities in the state told the court through the tourism department that in order to control and regulate water sports activities along the beaches of north and south goa the government had taken a decision to set up a kiosk system through the goa tourism development corporationthe government also informed the court that licences to operate boats at coco beach will be effective from november 15 the statement made is accepted and taken on record it is made clear that till november 15 2009 there will be no operation of the boats the high court ruling stated