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Bhayandar Land Dispute Continues After Developer Relinquishes Property Claim

Bhayandar Land Dispute Continues After Developer Relinquishes Property Claim
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Asgar Ali Vora says he bought a plot of land in Bhayandar in 1989.

He says other developers took control of it in 2011.

Vora later raised the dispute with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

A company linked to Narendra Mehta said it gave up its claim to the land.

It also said it returned the land to two people and surrendered its building permissions.

Vora says the land still has not been returned to him.

Police registered a non-cognisable offence after a complaint from Shiv Sena.

The disagreement is still being considered by authorities and remains unresolved.

Key facts

Plot size
Approximately 2,810 square metres
Original purchase
Asgar Ali Vora purchased the property on March 14, 1989.
Civil litigation
Vora’s Suit No. 946/2011 was dismissed, according to Seven Eleven’s clarification.
Claimed share
A court awarded Marvin Joseph Fernandes a 50% undivided share, according to the company.
Company transaction
Seven Eleven said it acquired the 50% share, covering 1,405 square metres, in 2019.
Recent company action
Seven Eleven said it returned the land, surrendered building permissions and withdrew a prior complaint.
Police action
Navghar police registered a non-cognisable offence against Seven Eleven Construction, Mukesh Parekh and Mervyn Fernandes.

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