Chalet Hotels: Supreme Court Upholds Land Allotment Mechanism, Sets Aside Bombay HC Order
Chalet Hotels received a favorable Supreme Court judgment regarding a land allotment dispute for its Navi Mumbai hotel. The SC set aside the Bombay HC order, upholding a regularization mechanism subject to payment as determined by the court. The company is evaluating the judgment.
The outcome of this litigation directly impacts the company's property and its operational land rights, making it a high-impact event.
The Supreme Court's judgment is favorable to the company, setting aside a previous adverse order and upholding a mechanism for regularization of the land allotment.
Chalet Hotels Limited has provided an update on a significant litigation concerning its Four Points by Sheraton hotel in Navi Mumbai, Vashi. This litigation involves the land allotted by CIDCO to K. Raheja Corp Private Limited (KRCPL).
Two Public Interest Litigations (PILs) were filed challenging the land allotment. The Bombay High Court had previously ordered the restoration of the plot to its original condition and delivery of vacant possession to CIDCO. KRCPL subsequently filed a Special Leave Petition with the Supreme Court of India.
On May 26, 2026, the Supreme Court of India passed a favorable judgment. It set aside the Bombay High Court's direction for restoration and possession, instead upholding a mechanism for regularizing the land allotment. This regularization is contingent upon the payment of amounts as determined by the Supreme Court. The company is currently evaluating the detailed judgment and will make further disclosures if necessary.
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