Abhishek Lodha of Macrotech Developers has initiated a legal battle against his brother Abhinandan, accusing him of using the 'Lodha' name in his real estate ventures without permission.
Lodha BrothersReal EstateLegal DisputeBrand NameMacrotech DevelopersReal EstateJan 20, 2025
The Lodha brothers involved in the legal dispute are Abhishek Lodha and Abhinandan Lodha. Abhishek is the chairman of Macrotech Developers, while Abhinandan is pursuing his own real estate ventures.
The main issue in the legal battle is the unauthorized use of the 'Lodha' brand name by Abhinandan in his real estate projects, according to Abhishek Lodha.
The 'Lodha' brand name is a valuable asset associated with Macrotech Developers, known for its high-quality residential and commercial projects. The name represents the company's reputation and trust in the market.
The potential implications of this legal battle include setting a precedent for similar disputes, affecting the market perception of both brothers' real estate ventures, and impacting the broader real estate sector.
Macrotech Developers is committed to protecting the 'Lodha' brand and ensuring it continues to represent the high standards and quality expected by customers.
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