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Bombay High Court

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In a landmark ruling, the Bombay High Court has cleared the path for the BMC to take direct control of a Malad East slum rehabilitation project, rehabilitating eligible dwellers at its own expense after cancelling a private developer's NOC for non-compliance. The decision prioritizes public amenities on civic land and highlights landowner rights in Mumbai's redevelopment landscape.

Transit Rent Default Can Cost Builders Their Personal Assets, Bombay HC Signals in Strong Order

The Bombay High Court has ruled that developers who default on paying transit rent to slum dwellers can now have dues recovered from their personal assets, thanks to the newly inserted Section 33B. Calling for strict implementation, the Court directed SRA to decide transit rent complaints within 15 days and ensure immediate disbursal with interest.
“Enough is Enough” – Bombay High Court forms its own inspection squad to catch builders flouting anti-dust rules as Mumbai chokes again. 60% of pollution comes from construction sites, says IIT-NEERI study. Next hearing: 15 Dec.

“Enough is Enough”: Bombay High Court Sends Inspection Team to Catch Polluting Builders

“Enough is Enough” – Bombay High Court forms its own inspection squad to catch builders flouting anti-dust rules as Mumbai chokes again. 60% of pollution comes from construction sites, says IIT-NEERI study. Next hearing: 15 Dec.
In a sharp rebuke to misuse of public interest litigation, the Bombay High Court on April 8, 2026, dismissed a 13-year-old PIL challenging the redevelopment of a luxury tower on Altamount Road, calling it a private grievance disguised as a public cause. The court noted that the building was already constructed and partly occupied as per valid approvals, with no proven safety hazards.

Even BMC Can’t Throw You Out Without Court Order: Bombay HC’s Big Message to Every Indian

No lock can be broken, no shop sealed, no home taken – not even by BMC – without a court order. Bombay High Court’s powerful 1 Dec 2025 verdict reaffirms: peaceful possession beats paper title until a judge decides otherwise. A must-know ruling for every Indian!
In a sharp rebuke to misuse of public interest litigation, the Bombay High Court on April 8, 2026, dismissed a 13-year-old PIL challenging the redevelopment of a luxury tower on Altamount Road, calling it a private grievance disguised as a public cause. The court noted that the building was already constructed and partly occupied as per valid approvals, with no proven safety hazards.

Developer Sells Half-Built Mumbai Hotel, Then Tries to Blame International Advisor for ₹71 Crore Loss – Bombay High Court Says “No”

A Mumbai developer sold its half-built 5-star serviced apartment project at a heavy loss, then tried to recover ₹71 crore by blaming its international consultant Oakwood. Both the arbitrator and the Bombay High Court ruled it was an afterthought – Oakwood won completely.
“After paying ₹10,500 in 1977 and waiting decades, she never got the flat she had booked and was ready to pay for — but the court has finally ordered her money back with interest.”

Shocking Mumbai Case: Caretaker Changes Locks When Old Man Falls Sick → Takes Over His Flat. Bombay High Court Finally Gives Justice After 11 Years!

After 11 years of struggle, justice finally served! A caretaker changed locks when an old man fell sick and was hospitalised – and tried to swallow his neighbouring flat. Bombay High Court calls it a “classic case of greed”, throws out the caretaker, restores the flat to the daughter, and slaps ₹50,000 costs. Powerful judgment for every senior citizen family!