The Lodha family, once the epitome of real estate success in Mumbai, is now embroiled in a bitter legal battle. Here’s a detailed look at the reasons behind the Lodha vs Lodha conflict.
Lodha GroupReal EstateLegal BattleMumbaiFamily BusinessReal Estate MumbaiJan 20, 2025
The Lodha Group is a prominent real estate development company in India, known for its iconic projects in Mumbai and other major cities. It was founded by Late Purushottam Lodha and has been a leader in the industry for decades.
The main parties involved in the conflict are the two sons of the late Purushottam Lodha, Amit and Rohit Lodha. The conflict revolves around allegations of misappropriation of funds and mismanagement of assets.
The key allegations include misappropriation of funds, mismanagement of assets, and a lack of accountability. Rohit accused Amit of diverting company funds for personal use and making poor investment decisions that led to financial losses.
The legal battle has disrupted the company's operations, put several ongoing projects on hold, and led to increased scrutiny and compliance costs. It has also affected the group's ability to secure new projects and attract investors.
The future of the Lodha Group remains uncertain. If the legal battle continues, it could further deteriorate the group's financial health and market position. However, a resolution could provide a fresh start and potentially lead to the revival of the business.
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