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SOCIETY REGISTRATION IS NOT A LAND-GRAB TARGET, RULES BOMBAY HC

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SOCIETY REGISTRATION IS NOT A LAND-GRAB TARGET, RULES BOMBAY HC

2 min read · Quick Read · Legal Desk | Mumbai | July 2, 2026

What this means for you: Societies facing a de-registration threat during redevelopment talks now have a strong precedent: old, disclosed irregularities from decades ago can't be weaponised to attack a society's registration as a backdoor to its land.

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Should old, honestly-disclosed irregularities in a society's founding papers ever be grounds to de-register it decades later?

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