Maharashtra's Lodha siblings are embroiled in a legal battle over the rights to the prestigious ‘Lodha’ brand name, a key asset in the highly competitive real estate market.
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The Lodha Group is one of the leading real estate developers in India, known for its luxury and high-end property developments in major cities like Mumbai.
The legal dispute is between Lodha siblings Mangal and Amit, who are no longer part of the group, and Macwan Lodha, the founder of the Lodha Group, over the rights to use the ‘Lodha’ brand name.
The ‘Lodha’ brand name is important because it is synonymous with quality and luxury in the real estate market, and its ownership and usage rights can significantly impact business operations and consumer confidence.
The legal battle could affect the market dynamics and the reputation of the Lodha Group. If the siblings win, they could re-enter the market under the Lodha brand name, while a victory for Macwan Lodha would allow the group to continue using the brand name without legal challenges.
The real estate market in Maharashtra, especially in urban areas, has been experiencing steady growth driven by a growing middle and upper class and increasing demand for high-end properties.

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