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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.

Govt to Measure 2.12 Crore Parcels of Land in Maharashtra and Provide Unique Land ID

Maharashtra’s government has launched a pilot project to measure 2.12 crore rural land parcels and update maps with 7/12 records, issuing a Unique Land Parcel Identification Number to each, enhancing land records accuracy and reducing disputes.
The Bombay High Court has ruled that Vallabhnagar Co-operative Housing Society, Vile Parle, cannot deny membership to Andheri purchasers by demanding lease premium beyond the statutory ceiling fixed under Section 79A.

Court Asks Govt To Fix Time Frame For Stamp Duty Refund

The Bombay High Court has slammed the State for a nine-year delay in refunding stamp duty and directed the Revenue Department to issue, within eight weeks, a circular prescribing clear timelines for all refund applications — a move that could streamline property-related processes for thousands across Maharashtra.
After years of bans, empty tents and pandemic darkness, Maharashtra has thrown a lifeline to its circus families by permanently freezing rock-bottom rents on government grounds – ensuring the big top can rise again in towns and villages.

Maharashtra Govt Revives Fading Circus Legacy: Fixed Low Rents for Temporary Land Leases to Boost Artists’ Livelihoods

After years of bans, empty tents and pandemic darkness, Maharashtra has thrown a lifeline to its circus families by permanently freezing rock-bottom rents on government grounds – ensuring the big top can rise again in towns and villages.
The Maharashtra Government has introduced a major stamp duty correction for cluster redevelopment projects, aligning tenant rehab entitlement with DCPR 2034 norms. This long-awaited change will reduce stamp duty by ₹30,000–₹50,000 per flat and could dramatically transform Mumbai’s redevelopment ecosystem.

📰 This Stamp Duty Change Will End Up Changing Mumbai’s Redevelopment Scene

The Maharashtra Government has introduced a major stamp duty correction for cluster redevelopment projects, aligning tenant rehab entitlement with DCPR 2034 norms. This long-awaited change will reduce stamp duty by ₹30,000–₹50,000 per flat and could dramatically transform Mumbai’s redevelopment ecosystem.
The Maharashtra government has scrapped the rule confining Mumbaikars to a specific stamp office for document registration. Citizens can now register their property and lease agreements at any of the six offices across Mumbai City and Suburbs, a move expected to save time and boost government revenue.

MASSIVE RELIEF FOR MUMBAIKARS: Register Property Documents ANYWHERE in the City!

The Maharashtra government has scrapped the rule confining Mumbaikars to a specific stamp office for document registration. Citizens can now register their property and lease agreements at any of the six offices across Mumbai City and Suburbs, a move expected to save time and boost government revenue.