The Lodha family, once the pinnacle of India’s real estate sector, is now embroiled in a bitter legal battle that has put the future of Lodha Ventures and their developments in Maharashtra, Goa, and Ayodhya in jeopardy.
Lodha GroupReal EstateFamily FeudCourt CaseIndiaReal Estate MaharashtraJan 20, 2025
The Lodha Group is a prominent real estate developer in India, known for its high-profile projects in cities like Mumbai, Pune, and Ahmedabad. It was founded by Kamal Lodha and is now at the center of a legal battle between his sons, Abhishek and Harsh.
The main issues in the legal battle include control of Lodha Ventures, asset management, and the distribution of family trusts. Both brothers are contesting each other's claims and have filed multiple lawsuits.
The dispute has led to a slowdown in new project launches and has affected the company’s ability to secure financing. Investors and stakeholders are closely watching the outcome of the case, as it could have significant implications for the real estate market.
The potential outcomes include an amicable settlement, a court-mandated resolution, or the sale of the company to a third party. Each scenario will determine the future direction of Lodha Ventures.
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