Mumbai: Co-operative Court Orders Society To Restore Topiwala Theatre's Water Supply, Terms Disconnection Arbitrary
Mumbai: The Co-operative Court, Mumbai, has directed the Topiwala Centre Premises Co-operative Society Ltd to restore the water supply to Topiwala Theatre after the theatre approached the court complaining of its disconnection. In its four-page order, the court criticised the society's decision to disconnect the water supply, observing that cutting off water was not an appropriate way to enforce…
The Mumbai Co-operative Court has ordered the Topiwala Centre Premises Co-operative Society Ltd to restore the water supply to Topiwala Theatre, deeming the society's disconnection of the water service as arbitrary and disproportionate. The court emphasized that water is a basic essential need and cutting off the supply is not an appropriate means to enforce demands.
The theatre had approached the court after the society disconnected the water supply on October 8, 2026, and restricted access to the terrace, citing a severe water shortage and pending maintenance dues. The society, however, admitted to disconnecting the water supply but argued that it was facing a water crisis and had dues pending from the theatre.
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