Bombay High Court rules that deemed conveyance orders do not conclusively determine property title

The Bombay High Court upheld the deemed conveyance of 774.16 square meters of land granted to a housing society while addressing property entitlement issues. The bench explicitly clarified that the administrative grant of deemed conveyance does not constitute a definitive final determination of land ownership rights.

This distinction protects housing societies seeking statutory title transfer while preserving the legal remedies available to promoters and builders. When title disputes persist despite administrative conveyances, parties must utilize formal civil litigation to establish ultimate ownership.

Promoters aggrieved by the administrative process may pursue a civil suit to challenge disputed land entitlements. Housing societies and developers should review their property documents and prepare for potential civil proceedings regarding the disputed land parcels.