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Maharashtra Co-operative Appellate Court

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Appellate Court dismisses society’s appeal, holds daily ₹200 parking fines illegal as Model Bye-law 165(a) caps penalties at ₹5,000 per year.

Society’s ₹200 Daily Fine Crushed – Court Caps All Penalties at ₹5,000 a Year

Appellate Court dismisses society’s appeal, holds daily ₹200 parking fines illegal as Model Bye-law 165(a) caps penalties at ₹5,000 per year.
Court rejects Versova flat owners' review plea, holds paying MCGM tax on encroached stilt area is no proof of ownership or legality

Paying Property Tax on Alleged Encroachment Won’t Amount to Regularisation: Court

Court rejects Versova flat owners’ review plea, holds paying MCGM tax on encroached stilt area is no proof of ownership or legality
Appellate court: managing committee can't dodge liability in society dispute merely by claiming honorary office status.

Managing Committee Cannot Escape Liability in Society Dispute: Appellate Court

Appellate court: managing committee can’t dodge liability in society dispute merely by claiming honorary office status.
Court reiterates Section 79A redevelopment guidelines are directory, not mandatory, while upholding society redevelopment.

Redevelopment Guidelines Under Section 79A Not Mandatory, Appellate Court Reiterates

Court reiterates Section 79A redevelopment guidelines are directory, not mandatory, while upholding society redevelopment.
In a setback to the housing society, the Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court has allowed renovation work for a nursing home to continue on the first floor of Mahatma Phule Bhavan CHS in Vashi, citing current UDCPR provisions that permit such facilities in residential zones. The main dispute remains pending.

Co-op Appellate Court Rejects Society Bid to Halt Nursing Home on First Floor in Vashi

In a setback to the housing society, the Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court has allowed renovation work for a nursing home to continue on the first floor of Mahatma Phule Bhavan CHS in Vashi, citing current UDCPR provisions that permit such facilities in residential zones. The main dispute remains pending.