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After two decades of legal battle, the Bombay High Court has ordered the vacation of three shops on a prime 450 sq yard open plot in Bandra, ruling that occupants inducted by the original lessee have no independent right once the head tenancy is terminated.

Bombay High Court Rules Basement & Parking Purchase Does Not Confer Cooperative Housing Society Membership

Bombay HC dismisses plea: Basement & parking not a ‘flat’ under MCS Act → no membership in coop society. Justice Borkar upholds strict sanctioned-plan rule.
“Being the owner gives you preferential rights, but not unlimited time.” In a firm order, SRA removes a private landowner as developer after three years of zero progress on a Lower Parel slum scheme, prioritising slum dwellers’ right to timely rehabilitation.

Bombay High Court Rejects Vile Parle Housing Society’s Demand for Excess Lease Premium

The Bombay High Court has ruled that Vallabhnagar Co-operative Housing Society, Vile Parle, cannot deny membership to Andheri purchasers by demanding lease premium beyond the statutory ceiling fixed under Section 79A.
Bombay High Court orders playback singer Preeti Sagar—iconic voice behind “My Heart Is Beating” in Julie—and family to vacate Walkeshwar residence within 8 weeks, upholding eviction for a Jain charitable trust’s temple expansion needs after a 30-year legal fight.

Bombay High Court Orders Eviction of Singer Preeti Sagar and Family from Walkeshwar Home After 30-Year Legal Battle

Bombay High Court orders playback singer Preeti Sagar—iconic voice behind “My Heart Is Beating” in Julie—and family to vacate Walkeshwar residence within 8 weeks, upholding eviction for a Jain charitable trust’s temple expansion needs after a 30-year legal fight.
In a scathing order, Bombay HC has exposed CIDCO’s 37-year-old “forgotten land” scandal in Navi Mumbai and ordered fresh acquisition under the 2013 Act with full compensation — a landmark blow for property rights.

Court Strikes Down Maharashtra’s Attempt to Halve Compensation for National Highway Acquisitions – “Centre’s Rule Prevails, You Get Double!”

In a major relief for landowners, the Bombay High Court has struck down Maharashtra’s notifications and GRs that tried to cap the compensation multiplier at 1.00 for national highway projects, upholding the Central Government’s 2.00 factor and ordering a fresh, higher award within six weeks.
In a massive win for Mumbai landowners, Bombay HC slams MMRDA: "You can't force TDR—pay cash as law demands!"

MMRDA Ordered To Give Cash Compensation Not TDR To Landowners in Kurla

In a massive win for Mumbai landowners, Bombay HC slams MMRDA: “You can’t force TDR—pay cash as law demands!”