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In a key ruling, ITAT Mumbai allowed Valencia Co-Operative Housing Society in Powai to claim tax deduction on interest earned from co-operative bank deposits, clarifying when housing societies can legally avoid tax on such income.

Mumbai Societies Can’t Block Public Roads Anymore

Bombay High Court slams housing societies for blocking public DP road in Andheri East, orders immediate gate removal to ease traffic— a strong precedent against private encroachments on civic infrastructure.
In a key ruling, ITAT Mumbai allowed Valencia Co-Operative Housing Society in Powai to claim tax deduction on interest earned from co-operative bank deposits, clarifying when housing societies can legally avoid tax on such income.

From 2005 Deluge to 2025 Victory: How One Housing Society’s Insurance Fight Could Save Yours from Denial

Bombay High Court dismisses New India Assurance’s plea, affirming a ₹34.78 lakh payout to a flood-hit Mumbai housing society after a 20-year battle, highlighting key pitfalls in insurance claims and empowering co-op societies nationwide.
In a blow to the original developer, the Bombay High Court has dismissed Sunshine Builders' petition, mandating a ₹125 crore deposit to appeal the DRT's refusal to allow late amendments challenging a 2019 SARFAESI auction. With construction advanced and third-party rights crystallised under Lodha Developers, the court prioritised statutory pre-deposit rules and equities over the builder's claims.

Read This Before Investing in Bank Auction Property: This Man Lost The Flat Even After Paying Full Amount

In a blow to auction enthusiasts, a Mumbai company lost its Rs 9.12 crore Nerul flat after the Bombay HC ruled that an IBC moratorium invalidated the post-auction sale certificate—despite full payment. Discover why timing is everything in bank property bids.
In a landmark decision, the Bombay High Court has affirmed that once you buy land, get it registered, and take possession after due permissions, no authority can revoke the deal years later over unrelated old agreements – a huge boost for property buyers in Maharashtra.

HC Sets Aside ₹49.45 Lakh Recovery in Amit Darshan CHS Case, Orders Fresh Inquiry

The Bombay High Court has set aside a ₹49.45 lakh recovery order against members of Amit Darshan CHS after ruling that the inquiry report was invalid because it was submitted by an officer who had already been replaced. The court has ordered a fresh Section 88 inquiry.