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MFA has no vested right over Neville D’Souza ground: Mhada to HC

Source: Hindustan Times — Mumbai · 24 days ago
MFA has no vested right over Neville D’Souza ground: Mhada to HC
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Summary

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (Mhada) told the High Court that the Mumbai Football Association (MFA) only had a temporary, conditional permit to use the Neville D’Souza ground, which expired in September 2024. Because the permission has lapsed, Mhada said the MFA’s challenge to the proposed re‑allocation of the 8,450‑square‑metre plot is premature and cannot be upheld.

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Mhada said that the MFA was only granted temporary and conditional permission to use the ground, which had expired in September 2024. Consequently, its plea challenging the proposed change in the reservation of the 8,450-square-metre plot was “misconceived, premature and not maintainable” | Mumbai news

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