Mumbai: Consumer Commission Orders Skyline Developers To Pay ₹1.21 Crore To 2 Matunga Flat Owners
Mumbai, October 12, 2026: The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has directed Skyline Developers to pay Rs. 1.21 crore to two flat owners for failing to honour financial commitments made under agreements for the redevelopment of a Matunga property. The commission also ordered the developer to register their permanent alternate accommodation agreement within 60 days and pay…
The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered Skyline Developers to pay ₹1.21 crore to two flat owners in Matunga for failing to fulfill their financial commitments in the redevelopment of a property. The commission found the developer guilty of deficiency in service, unfair trade practices, and withholding agreed compensation, unpaid transit rent, and delay penalties.
Additionally, the developer was ordered to register a permanent alternate accommodation agreement within 60 days, paying 8% annual interest on the enhanced floor space index (FSI) compensation until payment. The complaint was filed by Sejal Pravin Shah and Monal H Mehta, who had entered into redevelopment agreements with the developer in 2010 and 2015, expecting a flat measuring at least 1,395 sq ft, two car parking spaces, and additional monetary benefits.
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