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“In a significant setback for the Union of India, the Bombay High Court has ruled that the Centre failed to prove ownership over 220 acres of salt-pan lands in Bhayander. The 1870 grant was an alienation of proprietary rights, not a lease, and salt manufacturing does not transfer title to the Central Government.”

Union of India Fails to Prove Ownership of Bhayander Salt Lands, Loses Appeal

“In a significant setback for the Union of India, the Bombay High Court has ruled that the Centre failed to prove ownership over 220 acres of salt-pan lands in Bhayander. The 1870 grant was an alienation of proprietary rights, not a lease, and salt manufacturing does not transfer title to the Central Government.”
Maharashtra has extended the Special Amnesty Scheme-2025 by one year, giving property owners till May 2027 to regularize violations on government land and secure valuable freehold rights.

Bombay HC Orders Demolition of 14-Storey Illegal Building

In a firm stand against illegal constructions, the Bombay High Court has directed the demolition of a 14-storey building in Ulhasnagar, holding that the builders obtained permission by misleading the municipal corporation. The court refused any relief or stay, citing fraud and public interest.
MahaRERA Appellate Tribunal rules that settlement on possession & payment does not waive homebuyer’s right to RERA delay interest unless explicitly recorded.

Housing Society Wins Key Victory in Deemed Conveyance Dispute Against Developer

In a major relief for flat owners, Bombay High Court has ordered deemed conveyance for Rashesh CHS in Bhayandar, granting exclusive rights over 2201.56 sq.m. and proportionate share in recreational ground. A significant win against developer delay.
In a scathing reminder of bureaucratic lethargy, the Bombay High Court has held that Pune Municipal Corporation lost a reserved playground in Karvenagar to a housing society because it failed to acquire the land within the strict timeline mandated under Section 127 of the MRTP Act

How the Corporation’s Delay & Bureaucracy Cost City a Playground

In a scathing reminder of bureaucratic lethargy, the Bombay High Court has held that Pune Municipal Corporation lost a reserved playground in Karvenagar to a housing society because it failed to acquire the land within the strict timeline mandated under Section 127 of the MRTP Act
“In a verdict that will resonate across Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court has held that the lives and safety of housing society members cannot be held hostage to a developer’s commercial interests. After 13 years of complete inaction, the Court refused to block redevelopment, declaring: the right to safe homes must prevail over builder profits.”

Bombay HC: Safe Homes Trump Builder Profits — Society Wins 13-Year Redevelopment Battle

“In a verdict that will resonate across Maharashtra, the Bombay High Court has held that the lives and safety of housing society members cannot be held hostage to a developer’s commercial interests. After 13 years of complete inaction, the Court refused to block redevelopment, declaring: the right to safe homes must prevail over builder profits.”