Authority: Supreme Court of India
Order Date: 27-10-2026
Case Overview
- Petitioners: Kamrun Nisha and others.
- Respondents: Municipal Corporation, Khandwa and others (respondent‑caveator).
- Special Leave Petitions (C) No. 26416‑26440/2026 filed against impugned final judgments and orders dated 24‑07‑2026 in multiple WP numbers (7400/2025, 7394/2025, 7395/2025, 7398/2025, 7401/2025, 7402/2025, 7406/2025, 7408/2025, 7429/2025, 17766/2025, 17835/2025, 17847/2025, 17851/2025, 17854/2025, 17856/2025, 17922/2025, 18275/2025, 18277/2025, 18279/2025, 18282/2025, 18283/2025, 18286/2025, 18292/2025, 18293/2025, 18513/2025) passed by the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, Principal Seat at Jabalpur.
- Counsel for petitioners: Mr. Nizam Pasha, Adv.; Mr. Ahmad Ibrahim, Adv.; Mr. Lzafeer Ahmad B. F., AOR Ms. Awstika Das, Adv.; Ms. Ayesha Zaidi, Adv.; Mr. Kabeer Paul, Adv.; Mr. Shubham Arun, Adv.; Mr. Pawan Singh, Adv.; Mr. M. Huzaifa, Adv.; Ms. Yashika Bondwal, Adv.
- Counsel for respondent‑caveator: Mr. Harsh Parashar, AOR Mr. Jubin Prasad, Adv.; Ms. Kanu Garg, Adv.
- The Court heard learned counsel for both sides and recorded the submissions of the respondent‑caveator.
Final Outcome
- The Court disposed of the Special Leave Petitions by recording the respondent‑caveator’s submissions.
- Respondent‑caveator stated that the flats are ready and petitioners may move in subject to payment of Rs.25,000 over a period of one year.
- Petitioners are at liberty to avail this concession and take possession of the flats if they choose to do so.
- If petitioners approach the Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation, appropriate arrangements for possession can be made.
- The Court directed that petitioners shall not be dispossessed for the next three weeks.
- All pending applications, if any, stand disposed of.
Topics: Property Rights, Municipal Housing