India, Aug. 29 -- The Bombay high court on Saturday revoked the suspension of all food establishments at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) premises after the Maharashtra Food and Drugs Administration found 88% compliance with food safety norms across the outlets.

A division bench of acting chief justice Ravindra Ghuge and justice Gautam Ankhad also allowed the five outlets to resume serving food on a regular basis, which had been stopped when the FDA suspended their food safety licenses.

The court was hearing five separate petitions filed by MCA, challenging the suspension of its food licences for alleged violations of the Food Safety and Standards Act, following an inspection by FDA officials on August 20.

"The immediate suspension...