Bombay High Court: Promoters Cannot Use Absence of Occupation Certificate to Deny Deemed Conveyance Under MOFA – "Societies Can Apply for Deemed Conveyance Without an Occupation Certificate, Provided They File a Self-Declaration to Obtain It Later"
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Bombay High Court: Promoters Cannot Use Absence of Occupation Certificate to Deny Deemed Conveyance Under MOFA – “Societies Can Apply for Deemed Conveyance Without an Occupation Certificate, Provided They File a Self-Declaration to Obtain It Later”

Court’s Decision The Bombay High Court overturned the Competent Authority's decision that denied a deemed conveyance certificate to a cooperative housing society under the Maharashtra Ownership of Flats Act (MOFA).…
Supreme Court Strikes Down Preferential Land Allotments for MPs, MLAs, Judges, and Bureaucrats: "State Cannot Favor Privileged Few at Cost of Many; Policy Created Undue Benefits for Affluent Individuals Already Owning Properties"
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Preferential Land Allotments for MPs, MLAs, Judges, and Bureaucrats: “State Cannot Favor Privileged Few at Cost of Many; Policy Created Undue Benefits for Affluent Individuals Already Owning Properties”

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court of India invalidated several Government Orders (G.O.Ms.), including Nos. 243 and 244, that facilitated the preferential allotment of government land to legislators, judges, journalists, and…
Delhi High Court Upholds Conviction Under Section 397 IPC (Robbery or Dacoity with Attempt to Cause Death or Grievous Hurt): "Recovery of a Weapon Is Not a Prerequisite for Conviction; Victim Testimony Found Reliable Despite Absence of Test Identification Parade (TIP)"
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Delhi High Court Upholds Conviction Under Section 397 IPC (Robbery or Dacoity with Attempt to Cause Death or Grievous Hurt): “Recovery of a Weapon Is Not a Prerequisite for Conviction; Victim Testimony Found Reliable Despite Absence of Test Identification Parade (TIP)”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed the appeal filed by the appellant against the judgment of conviction under Section 397 IPC and a sentence of seven years' rigorous imprisonment.…