In a significant ruling balancing the rule of law with economic realities, the Supreme Court of India has overturned a Bombay High Court order directing the demolition of a major shopping mall and hotel in Navi Mumbai. The Court held that while the original land allotment to K. Raheja Corp. Private Limited (‘the Developer’) was
‘Demolition After 17 Years Not in Public Interest’: Orders Regularisation with Rs 318 Crore Penalty Citing ‘Proportionality’
