The Mumbai Municipal Corporation has seized 18 buildings owned by DBS Realty and other leading companies under Section 203 of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act for defaulting on property tax payments.
Dbs RealtyProperty TaxMumbai Municipal CorporationReal EstateTax DefaultReal Estate NewsFeb 15, 2025
The properties of DBS Realty were seized for failing to pay property taxes, as per the provisions of Section 203 of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act.
18 properties were seized by the Mumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
The BMC issued repeated reminders and notices to DBS Realty to clear the tax arrears before taking the decision to seize the properties.
The seized properties, including residential and commercial buildings, are estimated to be worth millions of rupees.
The seizure of these properties is expected to have a significant impact on DBS Realty's financial health, potentially leading to a loss of revenue and affecting future projects.
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