A Mumbai court has ruled in favour of a church, protecting a 1,309 sqm plot of land earmarked for a public park, emphasizing the importance of fair compensation and landowner consent.
Land AcquisitionPublic ParkMumbaiChurchFair CompensationReal Estate MumbaiJul 07, 2024
The dispute is about the acquisition of a 1,309 sqm plot of land by the BMC for a public garden, and the church's insistence on fair monetary compensation.
TDR is a mechanism that allows developers to increase the floor space index (FSI) of a construction project on a different plot by purchasing development rights from another landowner.
The act ensures fair compensation to landowners whose property, exceeding 500 square metres in urban areas, is acquired for public purposes.
The verdict sets a significant precedent for similar land acquisition disputes in Mumbai and other Indian cities, emphasizing the importance of obtaining landowner consent before offering TDR as compensation.
The court has restrained the BMC from taking possession of the church land until the land acquisition process under the 2013 Act is complete.
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