Supreme Court of India
Aishwarya Atul Pusalkar v. Maharashtra Housing & Area Development Authority & Ors.
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We hold that it is not possible for us to try, entertain and decide the same in exercise of our writ jurisdiction.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976 – ss.2(25), 79, 95A and 177 – Family property of respondent no.8- husband was redeveloped – During redevelopment, occupants thereof shifted to temporary accommodation as required, appellant-wife did not – She shifted on the order of High Court passed in matrimonial proceeding pending between the parties – In parallel developments pertaining thereto, the decree of judicial separation granted to respondent no.8 was set aside – Plea for divorce, dismissed – Appellant filed writ petition inter alia for directions to MHADA to rehouse her in the…
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