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An exit permit is unsustainable where no breach of express visa conditions is established.

The petitioner, a Taiwanese national, initially held an Employment Visa to work with Maxxis Rubber India Pvt. Ltd. The visa was extended until 12 November 2025. During his employment, he pursued online academic course...

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CIDCO, acting as State Government’s agent, is neither a necessary nor proper party in land acquisition appeals.

The appeals arose from land-acquisition proceedings concerning lands at Village Bokadvira, Taluka Uran, District Raigad, acquired in 1986–1989 for the New Bombay Project and subsequently handed over to CIDCO for devel...

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‘Or otherwise’ under Section 3E encompasses indirect transfers through parting with possession of rehabilitation tenements.

The petitioner was recorded as an eligible beneficiary in Annexure II and was allotted Flat No. 408, Kushinara CHS, under a Slum Rehabilitation Scheme.

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Competent Authority Under MOFA Cannot Exclude Portions Of Land Like Chawls Or Access Roads From Deemed Conveyance Certificates Based On Ownership Disputes, Rules High Court

The Petitioner, a co-operative housing society, sought a unilateral deemed conveyance of its land admeasuring 2,409.8 square metres

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Developers cannot indefinitely delay land conveyance to societies to exploit additional FSI or TDR benefits, rules Bombay High Court

The Petitioner, a developer, challenged orders dated 22 November 2023 and 2 June 2025 passed by the Competent Authority granting unilateral deemed conveyance to Shree Jupiter CHSL and Shree Siddhi CHSL

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Suspension order issued without mandatory preliminary enquiry and adherence to service rules is legally unsustainable.

The Petitioner, a Medical Officer with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), was suspended by an order dated 07.05.2026 with retrospective effect from 04.05.2026

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Possession of secondary transit pass and GPS tracking mandatory for transporting finished mineral products to prevent royalty evasion.

The Petitioner, engaged in the transport business, challenged the seizure of his truck (Registration No. MH12-SX-5199) and the subsequent levy of a penalty amounting to ₹2,35,039/- by Revenue Authorities

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