Valor Estate subsidiary wins 4-decade land title dispute at Bombay High Court
Valor Estate's subsidiary, Miraland Developers, has won a 4-decade land title dispute over 205 acres in Thane. The Bombay High Court dismissed the Salt Department's appeal on April 30, 2026, confirming Miraland's title. This concludes the long-standing litigation.
Winning a four-decade-old land title dispute concerning a substantial parcel of land (205 acres) is a material development that significantly de-risks the asset and potentially unlocks substantial value for the company.
The company has won a significant, long-standing land title dispute, which is a positive outcome that removes a major legal overhang and confirms ownership of valuable land.
Valor Estate Limited (formerly D B Realty Limited) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Miraland Developers Pvt. Ltd., has won a significant land title dispute. The dispute pertained to approximately 205 acres of land in Village Bhayandar, Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation, District Thane.
The Union of India, through the Salt Department, had challenged Miraland Developers' title, leading to litigation that spanned over four decades. The Salt Department had filed Special Civil Suit No. 771 of 2011 before the Civil Judge (Senior Division), Thane, which was dismissed on 13 April 2018. Subsequently, the Salt Department appealed this decision by filing First Appeal No. 1430 of 2019 before the Bombay High Court.
On 30 April 2026, the Bombay High Court dismissed the First Appeal, thereby upholding the title in favor of Miraland Developers Pvt. Ltd. This ruling effectively concludes the protracted litigation. The company is currently awaiting the certified copy of the Bombay High Court's order.
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