Quick Summary: The Bombay High Court has canceled a registration decision involving the Shree Jagruti Cooperative Housing Society and Triumph Urban Developers. The case will be looked at again because the original decision didn't explain why it was made.
The case involves the Shree Jagruti Cooperative Housing Society Ltd and Triumph Urban Developers Pvt. Ltd. It was heard in the Bombay High Court by Justice Amit Borkar. The issue came up during proceedings under a specific section of the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act.
The official in charge gave a registration certificate without explaining why. According to the rules, explanations are needed to ensure things are open and fair. Without reasons, it was hard for the higher authority to check if the registration was done correctly.
"An explained decision is necessary for several clear and practical reasons."
The case revolves around specific sections of the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act. These sections describe what the official in charge has to do and the rules for registering a housing society. The official must check that these rules are followed before approving registration.
On November 24, 2025, the court canceled the previous decisions made on January 22, 2025, and May 13, 2025. The case was sent back to the official in charge for a new decision. The court stressed the need for a decision that explains everything clearly and follows all the rules.
The people involved have to meet with the official in charge on December 1, 2025. The official is told to give everyone a fair chance to speak and to make a decision based on solid evidence.
"The authority must then deliver a clear and reasoned order."
The court decided that the previous registration decisions were not valid because they lacked proper explanation. The case was sent back for a new decision, ensuring that all parties get a fair opportunity to present their case according to the rules.
