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Supreme Court Orders MMRDA to Deposit Rs 646 Crore in Reliance BKC Dispute
Nyaya Prep • Published • Updated • 3 min read

The Supreme Court directed the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority to deposit approximately Rs 646.78 crore with its Registry by November 6.
The Supreme Court directed the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority to deposit approximately Rs 646.78 crore with its Registry by November 6.
Background
The interim direction arose from MMRDA’s appeal against a Bombay High Court judgment setting aside delay-related demands on Reliance Industries over a Bandra-Kurla Complex development project.
Legal issue and reasoning
The central dispute concerns when the contractual construction period began and whether the High Court could calculate the deadline from an effective commencement certificate. The Supreme Court has not finally decided those questions.
Consequence and next step
Notice was issued to Reliance and counter-affidavits were sought by October 30. The deposit preserves the disputed sum pending appellate consideration.
Bench: Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Sheel Nagu
Act: Lease and development law
Source: Original publisher report
Reported 12 October 2026. Underlying signed order not independently verified unless stated.
- Commercial and Property Litigation
- SC
- 12 October 2026