Challenging ban on Airbnb by Cooperative Housing Society? Bombay HC says: Writ Not Maintainable; Go to Cooperative Court - SCC Online
Summary
A recent court ruling in Bombay, India, has clarified that disputes regarding Airbnb bans imposed by cooperative housing societies are not to be addressed through a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. Instead, the court directs that such matters must be brought before the Cooperative Court. This decision highlights the importance of understanding and complying with local regulations.
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