In a significant ruling, the High Court has declared the arrest of Navi Mumbai real estate tycoon Kaushik Rameshchandra Thakkar illegal and has ordered his immediate release. The businessman was accused of cheating in a 2023 case. Stay updated with all the latest legal and real estate news.
Real EstateLegal NewsHigh CourtCheating CaseNavi MumbaiReal Estate NewsApr 19, 2025
Kaushik Rameshchandra Thakkar, a prominent real estate businessman from Navi Mumbai, was arrested in 2023 on charges of cheating several investors.
The High Court declared Thakkar's arrest illegal because the police failed to provide sufficient evidence and did not follow proper legal procedures.
The ruling highlights the need for transparency and accountability in the real estate sector, particularly in a city known for rapid urbanization and a booming property market.
The case could set a precedent for the importance of due process and robust legal mechanisms to protect individual rights, even in high-profile cases.
The court is expected to hear further arguments and possibly issue more rulings, while both legal teams prepare their next moves.
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