Summary: A court has decided that the developer of 'The Imperial' in Tardeo, Mumbai, can only build a new tower with limited floor space because of previous promises. The decision is meant to protect the rights of people who already own apartments there.
This case is about a disagreement between Rajkumar Gulati and others (the people complaining) and S.D. Corporation Private Ltd. (the company) about more building in 'The Imperial' project. Rajkumar Gulati and the others, who own apartments in the current towers, said that the company's plan to build more stuff went against earlier promises.
S.D. Corporation Private Ltd. first planned to build three towers on the 'said property.' But because rules changed and they could build more, they wanted to add more buildings, including a new tower and a 'Town House.'
S.D. Corporation Private Ltd. said that because they could now build more and because of changes in rules about slum areas, they should be allowed to build more. They believed these changes supported their plan for more buildings.
The court's decision protects the current apartment owners by making sure any new building matches the original promises. This shows how important it is to be clear and stick to agreements in real estate projects.
