Bombay High Court permits developer ACME to construct a planned building amidst conveyance disputes

The Bombay High Court instituted a stay on a deemed conveyance order while granting explicit permission to developer ACME to construct a previously disclosed building across a 3,200 square meter area. The judicial intervention balances ongoing project execution rights with the statutory interests of the housing federation.

By allowing construction to continue on the specified portion, the court prevents project delays while ensuring that the housing federation's underlying rights remain protected during litigation. Such interim reliefs balance commercial completion obligations against resident association claims over common areas.

ACME must proceed with the construction of the disclosed building strictly within the permitted 3,200 square meter parameters. All affected stakeholders must await further judicial hearings to determine the permanent status of the conveyance and property rights.