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Justice Sandeep V Marne

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Deputy Registrar Cannot Grant Membership Without Society’s Decision HC

Deputy Registrar Cannot Grant Membership Without Society’s Decision: HC

In a significant ruling that clarifies the limited jurisdiction of the Deputy…
Vikas Oberoi Reveals Oberoi Realty’s Profit Playbook: How Cyclical Sales and RERA Rules Fuel Margins

Bombay HC rejects Oberoi’s plea to dismiss Exquisite Society suit over mediation

Bombay High Court has dismissed Oberoi Realty’s application seeking rejection of Exquisite Co-operative Housing Society’s commercial suit for non-compliance with mandatory pre-institution mediation, holding that the suit contemplates urgent interim relief due to ongoing construction and continuous cause of action under MOFA.
Bombay HC upholds order freezing 1,400 sq ft in Ghatkopar project to secure contractor’s ₹3.2 crore unpaid dues claim against developer.

Bombay HC upholds Goregaon Pearl society’s termination of developer, orders FSI cost refund

Bombay HC largely upholds award in favour of Goregaon Pearl society against developer, confirms termination and ₹7.08 cr claim, but directs refund of additional FSI purchase costs.
Bombay HC upholds order freezing 1,400 sq ft in Ghatkopar project to secure contractor’s ₹3.2 crore unpaid dues claim against developer.

Bombay HC: Dy Registrar Cannot Cancel Society Membership or Decide Flat Ownership in Title Disputes

Bombay HC: Dy Registrar has no power under Sec 79 to cancel membership or decide ownership when serious title dispute exists over flat.
In a significant order pronounced on 17 March 2026, the Bombay High Court has finally put an end to the long-pending litigation over the Kanjur Marg salt pan land, dismissing the lessee’s suit as infructuous after the 99-year lease term expired on 14 October 2016. The ruling paves the way for the Union of India and state agencies to proceed with development on the 500-acre Arthur and Jenkins Salt Works parcels.

Kanjur Marg Salt Pan Land: Bombay High Court Dismisses 21-Year-Old Suit as 99-Year Lease Expires, Clears Path for Development

In a significant order pronounced on 17 March 2026, the Bombay High Court has finally put an end to the long-pending litigation over the Kanjur Marg salt pan land, dismissing the lessee’s suit as infructuous after the 99-year lease term expired on 14 October 2016. The ruling paves the way for the Union of India and state agencies to proceed with development on the 500-acre Arthur and Jenkins Salt Works parcels.