mumbai the bombay high court has granted no immediate interim relief to bollywood thespian dilip kumars octogenarian brothers who demanded monthly payment for rent and maintenance as the redevelopment of his pali hill bungalow is stuck the court on june 26 took the actors affidavit opposing their plea for any relief on record and directed the brothers and the developer to file replies and a rejoinder if any in four weeks and posted the matter for hearing to july 28 the actors brothers aslam 80 and ahsan 82 had dragged him to the hc last year claiming a right to the property and seeking enforcement of a 2007 agreement offering them a flat each in the redeveloped building in april the brothers sought interim relief for monthly payments or interim alternative premises from the actor as they said their present landlord in bandra had asked them to vacate the actor filing an affidavit through his constituted attorney wife saira banu accused aslam and ahsan of perjury and denied contractual obligation to provide them temporary alternative accommodation or monthly rental payments as they were merely gratuitous licensees in the bungalow and had no rights over it he also accused them of misusing the humanitarian help he had given them earlier when he had asked the builder to pay a monthly payment of rs 25000 for ahsan and rs 20000 for aslam when they had pleaded financial hardship in 2010 they received the payment till end of 2012 the suit filed by his brothers the affidavit said is full of falsehood and based on misinterpretation he said he had already paid for their alternative flat in malad in 2007 and even got them a temporary flat in bandra where they stayed rentfree for six years he said he was under no legal obligation to pay them any monthly maintenance as the bungalow whose rights he acquired from his personal income was solely his besides he said the redevelopment work was stuck in litigationinitiated by a developer who claimed right and title over the bungalow plot against himin the small causes court and put on hold