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Bombay High Court dismisses a plea to force Indian Bank into a loan settlement, affirming that borrowers cannot demand OTS. The ruling prioritizes banks’ rights to recover public funds.

Bombay High Court: Borrowers Can’t Force Banks to Settle Defaulted Loans

Bombay High Court dismisses a plea to force Indian Bank into a loan settlement, affirming that borrowers cannot demand OTS. The ruling prioritizes banks’ rights to recover public funds.
Renewal of Lease = New Lease, Attracts Stamp Duty Bombay High Court

Renewal of Lease = New Lease, Attracts Stamp Duty Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court has ruled that renewal of a lease deed constitutes a new lease, attracting fresh stamp duty. The judgment in the Tejomay Apartments case will significantly impact property owners renewing long-term government leases across Maharashtra.
Bombay HC upholds order freezing 1,400 sq ft in Ghatkopar project to secure contractor’s ₹3.2 crore unpaid dues claim against developer.

No One Can Use Society Facilities Without Paying Their Share: Bombay High Court Rules in ₹12 Lakh Maintenance Dues Case

The Bombay High Court has ruled that residents, including legal heirs, cannot use a housing society’s facilities without paying maintenance dues — ordering payment of ₹12.15 lakh with 9% interest.
Bombay High Court dismisses developer’s challenge and holds that future additional FSI cannot be used to indefinitely delay deemed conveyance to housing societies.

Building on a Relative’s Land? It Doesn’t Make You the Owner

A four-decade-old property battle between two brothers from Akola ended with the Bombay High Court ruling that constructing a house on family land doesn’t grant ownership. The Court clarified that licences are personal rights that end with the licensee’s death.
Bombay HC upholds order freezing 1,400 sq ft in Ghatkopar project to secure contractor’s ₹3.2 crore unpaid dues claim against developer.

If You’re a Loan Guarantor, Your Property Can Be Attached and Auctioned — Even If You Move Court, Rules Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court has ruled that cooperative societies can legally attach and auction a guarantor’s property for unpaid loans — even if the guarantor files a civil case. The judgment clarifies that civil courts have no jurisdiction once recovery begins under the MCS Act.