Bombay High Court Hears Writ Petition by Cooperative Housing Society Regarding Land Record Dispute with Government Authorities and Private Parties. The petition seeks to address issues concerning land record corrections against multiple respondents.

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WRIT PETITION NO.2994 OF 2025

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2025 LawText (BOM) (04) 155

Writ Petition No.2994 of 2025

2025-04-09

2025:BHC-AS:16624

B.M.E.’s Bhagyawan Cooperative Housing Society Limited

1. The District Superintendent of Land Records, Mumbai Suburban District; 2. The City Survey Officer, Chembur; 3. Chetana Arvind Patil; 4. Nilesh Arvind Patil; 5. Rakesh Arvind Patil; 6. Alkesh Arvind Patil; 7. Ramesh Maheshwar Patil; 8. Satyajeet Ramesh Patil; 9. Dipti Ramesh Patil; 10. Ravindra Maheshwar Patil; 11. Mandar Ravindra Patil; 12. Shital Ravindra Patil; 13. Sushil Maheshwar Patil; 14. Nishant Sushil Patil; 15. Shweta Sushil Patil; 16. Sneha Sushil Patil; 17. Latika Vasant Bhoir; 18. Sunita Mahadeo Shidke; 19. Vanita Ramesh Gavali; 20. Charishma Builders; 21. Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai; 22. The Hon’ble Dy. Director Land Record Officer, Fort, Mumbai; 23. The Hon’ble Revenue Minister, Maharashtra State; 24. The State of Maharashtra

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B.M.E.’s Bhagyawan Cooperative Housing Society Limited., N.G. Acharya Marg, Khardev Nagar, Chembur, Mumbai 400 071 ... Petitioner V/s. ... Respondents

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