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The Pushpa Co-operative Housing Society Ltd filed writ petitions challenging the admission of a respondent as a member on the ground that the premises in question did not qualify as a "flat" under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act. The respondent relied on a civil court judgment (L.C. Suit …
The Kohinoor Cooperative Housing Society challenged the order of the Appellate Authority that directed it to admit Shabnoor Ayub as a member under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960. The dispute arose because the deceased father of the respondent had been treated as a member and had …
The Kohinoor Cooperative Housing Society challenged an order of the Appellate Authority that directed it to admit Shabnoor Ayub as a member and issue a share certificate, alleging that the applicant lacked a document of title and that the society’s rules required a registered agreement. The dispute …
The Trust, a charitable public trust, acquired land and built a housing block (A‑1) of 1009.70 sq meters for weaker sections. Flat purchasers (original plaintiffs) sued for a conveyance of the land underlying the building, claiming entitlement to the entire plot. The trial court decreed that the …
The petitioners, heirs of the deceased CG Kadam, entered into a 1992 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with developers, granting the developers rights to develop part of a 42,669.40 sq m plot while reserving a 37,865 sq ft floor‑space index (FSI) for the petitioners. The developers obtained a …
