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Maharashtra to hand over remaining land for new Bombay HC complex by March 2026

The state government had earlier said that of the total 17.45 acres allotted for the new complex, 15.33 was already in possession. Negotiations are currently underway to relocate existing structures on the remaining portion

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The Bombay High Court, established in 1862, currently operates from its historic building near Flora Fountain, which has been in use since 1878. File Pic

The Bombay High Court, established in 1862, currently operates from its historic building near Flora Fountain, which has been in use since 1878. File Pic

The Maharashtra government informed the Supreme Court on Monday that the remaining land for the construction of the new Bombay High Court complex in Bandra will be handed over by March 2026.

According to the news agency PTI, a bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice K Vinod Chandran took note of the submission during the hearing of a suo motu case titled “Heritage Building of the Bombay High Court and allotment of additional lands for the High Court”. While the bench initially considered closing the matter, it decided to keep it pending for further review in April 2026, following submissions from lawyers.

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