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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 confirms Manjusha Ogale as sole lessee of Deccan Gymkhana Plot 23 and permanently bars Natekars from dealing with or redeveloping the property without her and the Society’s consent.

Bombay HC Allows Homebuyers’ ₹45 Lakh Refund Claim Against Godrej to Proceed

The Bombay High Court has refused to interfere with orders condoning delay…
“Getting approvals, sanctions, environmental clearance, etc., is the builder’s responsibility. Buyers cannot be made to suffer for these delays,” ruled MahaRERA while directing full refund with interest to homebuyers in the Vardhaman Park project.

Builder vs 40 Homebuyers: Mumbai Tribunal Delivers Epic Smackdown to Promoter in 40-vs-1 RERA War!

In a stunning 40-vs-1 rout, the Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has dismissed every appeal filed by CCI Projects against 40 homebuyers, ordering the promoter to pay delayed possession interest plus costs in the Wintergreen project at Rivali Park, Borivali.
Bombay HC upholds deemed conveyance for Malad jewellery market society after 17-yr wait, rules MOFA agreements prevail over lease claims by Nusli Wadia & Raheja group entities. Justice Borkar dismisses writs.

Nusli Wadia Loses Bid to Block Deemed Conveyance: Bombay HC Ends 17-Year Wait for Malad Society

Bombay HC upholds deemed conveyance for Malad jewellery market society after 17-yr wait, rules MOFA agreements prevail over lease claims by Nusli Wadia & Raheja group entities. Justice Borkar dismisses writs.
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Bombay High Court Quashes ₹1.96 Crore Stamp Duty Demand on Kolte Patil Rules Authorities Acted Without Jurisdiction

The Bombay High Court has quashed a ₹1.96 crore stamp duty demand against Kolte Patil Developers, ruling that authorities acted without jurisdiction and beyond statutory limitation.