Bajpayee, 62, described in the deed as a professional residing at 902, B-Wing, Oberoi Sky Heights, Lokhandwala Complex, Andheri West, Mumbai, has bought two adjoining parcels out of Survey No. 171. Jain lives at Room No. 55, Singhania Wadi, Dadi Sheth Agiary Lane, Kalbadevi, Mumbai.

What was sold, and for how much

The sale is of two demarcated portions, not the seller’s entire holding:

Jain continues to own the balance of both survey numbers. His full holding in S. No. 171/1/A is 3 hectares 32.60 ares; in S. No. 171/2 it is 3 hectares 32.30 ares.

The ready-reckoner value of the two sold parcels is far lower than the contracted price: ₹18,40,800 for the 1.30-hectare plot and ₹7,08,000 for the 0.50-hectare plot, totalling ₹25,48,800. Stamp duty was paid on the agreed consideration, not on the ready-reckoner figure — ₹4,95,000 on the first parcel and ₹1,91,550 on the second, aggregating ₹6,86,550 (the e-challan is rounded at ₹6,86,600). Registration fee was ₹30,000 and document handling charges ₹1,400. The purchaser paid the duty under Article 25(b)(vi)(b)(1) of the Bombay Stamp Act, 1958.

How the money moved

Schedule-V records that the entire ₹1,37,31,000 was paid by bank transfer and cheques from SBI, Lokhandwala, Andheri West, all favouring Vimalchand Khimraj Jain:

1. ₹24,00,000 transferred on 20 August 2026 (UTR SBINR52026082039615076)
2. ₹49,50,000 by cheque no. 461425 dated 24 August 2026
3. ₹20,00,000 by cheque no. 461421 dated 24 August 2026
4. ₹20,00,000 by cheque no. 461422 dated 24 August 2026
5. ₹23,81,000 by cheque no. 461423 dated 24 August 2026

Vacant possession and original title documents were handed over on execution.

Title trail and legal clearances

Both survey numbers originally stood in the name of Laxman Ramji Rokde (mutation 512 of 1962). After successive mutations through the Rokde and Agarwal families, Jain became owner of S. No. 171/1/A by a sale deed dated 2 June 2025 (Maval Sr. No. 3590/2025, mutation 1941 of 4 July 2025). He acquired the two halves of S. No. 171/2 the same day through sale deeds 3593/2025 and 3592/2025 (mutations 1939 and 1940).

The deed states the land has been converted to an Afforestation Zone, so permission of the competent authority for this transfer was not required. It also records that the sold area is larger than the minimum fragment under the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947, and that the purchaser is an agriculturist — so Collector’s permission for sale or purchase was not required. Taxes and Gram Panchayat dues up to the date of the deed were paid by the seller; thereafter they fall on Bajpayee.

The seller has granted an irrevocable, transferable right of way over a 12-metre common road for access at all hours. Neighbouring owners Ravi Chikara and Abhi Chikara have signed separate confirmations of that access from Survey Nos. 179, 183 and 185. Witnesses to the sale deed are Pradeep Singh Tomar of Ludhiana and Abhi Ravi Chikara of Andheri West.

Mulshi’s Tailbaila belt, on the Lonavala–Pune rural registration circuit, has seen a run of farmland and second-home deals. This transaction is a cash-and-cheque sale of a carved 1.80-hectare slice at more than five times ready-reckoner value, now on the public record as LVL-7380-2026 — documents first accessed and circulated by CRE Matrix.

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Amenities at Minerva include a gym, swimming pool, clubhouse, spa, and landscaped gardens. The tower’s location offers good connectivity to business districts such as Lower Parel, Worli, and Nariman Point. Mahalaxmi is known for its high-rise buildings, upscale amenities, and proximity to schools and healthcare facilities.

According to SquareYards.com, Bajpayee purchased the apartment in April 2013 for Rs. 6.40 crore, with a stamp duty of Rs. 32 lakh and a registration fee of Rs. 30,000. This recent sale is part of Bajpayee’s real estate investments, which also include a Rs. 32 crore investment in four office units in Oshiwara last year.

Bajpayee, a prominent actor with three National Film Awards and the Padma Shri, is recognized for his roles in films like Satya, Gangs of Wasseypur, and Aligarh. His recent work in the series The Family Man has further established his position in Indian cinema.

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