Bombay High Court Rules BMC Permission Not Required for Tenantable Repairs

In a landmark ruling, the Bombay High Court has clarified that tenantable repairs, like replacing rusted roofing sheets, do not require BMC permission under Section 342 of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act. The court quashed a BMC notice issued to Indu Oil and Soap Co., criticizing the corporation’s high-handed demolition actions and imposing a ₹25,000 fine, setting a precedent for property owners in Mumbai.

Supreme Court Verdict Unlocks 35,000 Acres for Redevelopment in Maharashtra: A Boom for Urban Expansion and Real Estate Revival

In a seismic shift for Maharashtra’s real estate landscape, the Supreme Court’s quashing of flawed forest classifications frees 35,000 acres for private redevelopment, igniting prospects for housing booms and infrastructure surges while navigating green regulations.

🏭 Manufacturing Powers India’s Warehousing Boom: Mumbai, NCR Lead 16% Surge in Q3 2025

Knight Frank’s Q3 2025 report shows India’s warehousing sector expanding 16% YoY, led by manufacturing and e-commerce. Mumbai recorded 123% leasing growth, reaffirming its position as India’s top industrial hub.

Can Homebuyers Stop a Builder from Loading Additional FSI After Decades of Handing Over Possession? Court Says No

The Bombay High Court’s November 7, 2025, ruling allows Jaydeep Developers to build Wing C5 in Mumbai’s Lok Everest project, rejecting homebuyers’ objections. Citing 1993 disclosures, the court upheld the developer’s right to additional FSI, emphasizing timely action under MOFA.

Pune Land Scams Escalate: FIRs Target Multi-Crore Frauds Linked to Deputy CM Ajit Pawar’s Son’s Firm, Amid Probes and Shielding Suspicions

FIRs hit Pune’s land frauds involving Deputy CM Ajit Pawar’s son Parth’s firm Amedea, exposing Rs 1,800 crore Mundhwa govt land sold cheap and Bopodi forgery—but why is Parth unnamed as probes launch?