This discussion revolves around tenants in a South Mumbai building, operating under the pagdi system for over 50 years. The original landlord sold the land, leading to a redevelopment agreement where a new building was constructed. While tenants were housed in one structure, a separate building was for sale. The society formed to manage tenant affairs has stopped collecting rent and tenants have undertaken their own renovations due to the society's inaction. Concerns about unclear land ownership and property records have arisen, prompting questions about whether tenants can pursue ownership themselves or explore alternative solutions, especially given the lack of clarity on the current landlord and property tax status.