Supreme Court of India
Aishwarya Atul Pusalkar v. Maharashtra Housing & Area Development Authority & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that it i s not possible for us to try, entertain and decide the same in exercise of our writ jurisdiction.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976 – ss.2(25), 79, 95A and 177 – Family property of respo ndent no.8- husband was redeveloped – During redevelopment, occ upants thereof shifted to temporary accommodation as requi red, appellant-wife did not – She shifted on the order of High Court passed in matrimonial proceeding pending between the parties – In parallel developments pertaining thereto, the decre e of judicial separation granted to respondent no.8 was set aside – Plea for divorce, dismissed – Appellant filed writ petition inter alia for directions to MHADA to rehouse her in
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