Real estate developer Macrotech Developers and the House of Abhinandan Lodha have agreed to mediation, with former Supreme Court Justice RV...
Bombay High CourtLodha Brand DisputeMacrotech DevelopersHouse Of Abhinandan LodhaMediationReal Estate MumbaiJan 31, 2025

The main issue in the Lodha brand dispute is the rights and ownership of the Lodha brand name, with both Macrotech Developers and the House of Abhinandan Lodha claiming legitimate use.
Former Supreme Court Justice RV has been appointed as the mediator by the Bombay High Court to facilitate the resolution of the Lodha brand dispute.
The court has set a five-week deadline for the mediation process to reach a mutually acceptable resolution.
Mediation offers benefits such as confidentiality, control over the outcome, cost-effectiveness, and the preservation of business relationships.
A positive resolution could set a precedent for handling brand disputes, potentially leading to more amicable and efficient solutions in the future, and help maintain market stability and consumer confidence in the Lodha brand.

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