While the government debates who owns the two-acre plot of land on which Lincoln House, the erstwhile consulate of the US government stands in Bombay, industrialist Adar Poonawalla, who bid Rs 750 crores for the Breach Candy property and "paid a substantial portion of the bid amount to the US government,” four years ago (see "Platinum Poonawalla,” Events and Personalities, Parsiana, October 7, 2015) has been "unable to take possession of it,” reported The Times of India (ToI) on August 30, 2019. The defence estates department of the union ministry of defence and the Maharashtra state government are both claiming......