MUMBAI: In a significant relief to over 35 former mill workers of the Bombay Dyeing Mill, the Bombay High Court has stayed the allocation of 80 transit tenements within an MHADA project arising from the redevelopment of the mill land at Prabhadevi and Wadala. The court’s decision follows a petition filed by a group of […]
Bombay High Court Halts Allocation of 80 Transit Flats by MHADAmore
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court has clarified that while exact calculations are not typically required for regular rent payments, this does not excuse the State from neglecting its rent obligations for extended periods during an ongoing eviction lawsuit. This ruling upheld the Small Causes Court’s decision to return a flat in a prime Dadar location […]
Bombay High Court Directs State to Vacate Dadar Flat after 20-Year Rent Dispute.more The Bombay High Court has overturned Bank of India’s decision to label Pune Buildtech Pvt Ltd as ‘fraud’ and declared it null and void, along with the inclusion of the realty firm’s name in any list or communication that blacklisted the company from obtaining institutional credit. In a separate ruling, the court also ordered the […]
Bombay High Court Overturns Fraud Declaration against Pune Buildtech by Bank of Indiamore
NEW DELHI: In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has mandated the Bombay High Court to perform a comprehensive performance audit of the 1971 Maharashtra law concerning slum redevelopment. This directive arises from the observation that over 1,600 cases linked to this law remain unresolved in the high court, suggesting that the legislation meant to […]
SC asks Bombay HC to conduct performance audit of 1971 Maharashtra law on slum developmentmore
MUMBAI: A vacation bench of the Bombay High Court upheld the BMC’s November 10 notice to tenants of a Malad building to vacate in anticipation of its immediate demolition, ruling that the mere demolition of a building will not affect the petitioners’ alleged tenancy rights and that they will be entitled to be reconstructed as […]
Bombay High Court: Demolition of building won’t affect tenancy rights.more
MUMBAI: The Bombay High Court ordered the BMC to process permissions for redeveloping a three-story property near the naval missile battery base INS Trata at Worli in four months without receiving approval from the naval authorities after observing that what was not a security risk to the defense establishment earlier cannot become one on being […]
Defense’s objections against the redevelopment of a structure near INS Trata are rejected by the Bombay High Court.more
