This book provides a detailed and practical understanding of the legal framework governing slums in Maharashtra, focusing on the Maharashtra Slum Areas (Improvement, Clearance and Redevelopment) Act, 1971 along with its latest amendments and rules up to 2026. Authored by Pritha Dave, it examines statutory provisions, redevelopment mechanisms, and administrative powers under the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA). The book integrates legal analysis with recent case laws and policy developments, offering a comprehensive guide to slum redevelopment, tenant rights, and regulatory processes.
Key Features
- Covers Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971 with latest amendments
- Includes updated rules and redevelopment schemes
- Focus on Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) powers and functions
- Covers eviction protection and rights of slum dwellers
- Includes latest case laws and judicial developments
- Discusses redevelopment approvals and amalgamation schemes
- Covers delay, appeals, and limitation provisions
- Practical insights into builder powers and tenant safeguards
This book is highly beneficial for advocates, real estate professionals, and legal practitioners dealing with property and redevelopment laws in Maharashtra. It is also useful for law students and judiciary aspirants preparing for exams involving property law and urban development laws. Additionally, policymakers, housing authorities, developers, and social activists working in urban planning and slum rehabilitation will find this book valuable for understanding legal frameworks and compliance requirements.