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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.

CIDCO Took 280 sq.m Land for Navi Mumbai but “Forgot” Compensation — HC Orders Massive 2013 Act Payout

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.
“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.”

82-Year-Old’s Flat Sold by Impersonator: Bombay HC Cancels Fake Deeds, Sets Key Lesson for Buyers

In a fraud case, an 82-year-old’s flat was sold via impersonation. Bombay HC cancelled the fake deeds after the buyer admitted he was deceived—highlighting quick remedies for victims.
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

Bombay High Court Halts Development of CIDCO Ulwe Plot, Protects Developers Who Paid ₹3.12 Crore

The Bombay High Court has halted development of a CIDCO-allotted plot in Ulwe, granting protection to developers who paid ₹3.12 crore under earlier agreements.
The Maharashtra government has allotted a 14,600 sq m land parcel in Ulwe, Navi Mumbai to Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams at a nominal rate of ₹1 per sq m for building the Sri Padmavati Ammavari Temple.

Maharashtra Govt Allots Ulwe Land to Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams for Padmavati Ammavari Temple at ₹1 per Sq m

The Maharashtra government has allotted a 14,600 sq m land parcel in Ulwe, Navi Mumbai to Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams at a nominal rate of ₹1 per sq m for building the Sri Padmavati Ammavari Temple.
Maharashtra’s new policy ends fragmented construction and introduces a unified approach to build iconic, master-planned townships via a structured Construction & Development Operator model, strict timelines, and integrated design standards.

No More Patchwork Development: State Approves New Policy to Build Iconic, World-Class Townships

Maharashtra’s new policy ends fragmented construction and introduces a unified approach to build iconic, master-planned townships via a structured Construction & Development Operator model, strict timelines, and integrated design standards.