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  1. Supreme Court issues warnings concerning Maharashtra, impacting public bodies like BMC in Mumbai, amid high-profile legal disputes.
  2. The Supreme Court has ordered that funds be deposited with SEBI, involving coordination with various entities in Maharashtra.

Supreme Court Orders MMRDA to Deposit Funds in Construction Dispute

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The Supreme Court directed the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority to deposit ₹646.78 crore with the court by November 6. This order stems from a dispute over construction delays at the Jio World Convention Centre project. The Supreme Court heard the MMRDA's challenge to a Bombay High Court judgment that had previously quashed the MMRDA's demands.

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The ruling involves a major infrastructure project in Maharashtra. The Supreme Court's intervention defines regulatory liability and financial terms for large-scale development projects in India.

The Supreme Court has ordered that funds be deposited with SEBI, involving coordination with various entities in Maharashtra. The Supreme Court issues warnings concerning Maharashtra, impacting public bodies like BMC in Mumbai, amid high-profile legal disputes.

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    Maharashtra might face changes in regulatory costs or project funding due to the Supreme Court ruling on a major infrastructure project in the state.

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