NEW DELHI: Chief Justice of Indian Justice Uday Umesh Lalit on Monday he said that “it looks like a prophecy is coming true. Amrapali case he won’t leave me soon. ”
Judge Lalit, who will take up the post of President of the Supreme Court of India on August 27, he will hear the Amrapali case on September 3 (Saturday) from 10:30 to 13:00, a public holiday in the Supreme Court.
A special court of Judge Lalit and Judge Bela M Trivedi hearing the Amrapali case granted ex-director Shiva Priya a four-week bail for the treatment of her 13-year-old daughter, who suffers from various ailments.
The bank said Priya, who faces money laundering charges among other things, will surrender no later than the expiration of a four-week period and will not misuse her liberty or her bail will be forfeited and will be arrested.
Judge Lalit, who has been hearing the Amrapali case since March 2018, said: “It appears that the prophecy expressed by lawyer ML Lahoty is coming true. This Amrapali case will not leave me anytime soon.”
He said that although a number of issues are involved in the Amrapali case, from now on only part of the questions and issues heard will be taken and no new issues will be decided.
Judge Lalit has made it clear that a new bench will be established after the partially heard issues are concluded and that he will hear the rest of the issues involved in the case.
The special bench, which usually hears the case in the second half of every Monday, will now meet on September 3, that is, Saturday.
Lahoty, who appears to the homebuyers in the case, told Judge Lalit a couple of weeks ago during the Amrapali case hearing, “I firmly believe that this case, initiated by the number one court. boss) in 2017 will now end up in court one in 2022 “.
In 2017, homebuyers of the Amrapali group of the companies moved to the supreme court demanding various compensation including compensation and reimbursement of money for the delayed possession of their apartments. Subsequently, several issues arose in the matter, including the investigation of various agencies into the alleged diversion of homebuyers’ money.
The supreme court is also looking after the completion of the stalled projects of the Amrapali group, which it entrusted to the state-owned NBCC and appointed the senior attorney of the judicial trustee R Venkataramani as the custodian of the movable and immovable properties of the real estate group.
On August 8, the Supreme Court granted provisional bail to Anil Kumar Sharma, former CMD of the Amrapali Group of Companies for medical reasons after he complained of post-operative complications.
The supreme court had granted Sharma temporary bail and ordered him to surrender to the court of the chief of the metropolitan judiciary before or at the end of four weeks and be sent back to prison.
The bench warned him against the abuse of his freedom and asked him to use the four weeks to consult doctors and undergo treatment.
On August 4, the Supreme Court had asked for a report on the state of health of Sharma, who is being held here in prison and asked for provisional bail citing the deterioration of his health after the surgery.
On June 9, the apex court allowed Sharma’s surgery to be conducted at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for the repair of a “bilateral inguinal hernia” within one week.
Sharma is being held here in the Mandoli prison.
On March 21, the supreme court refused to order the relocation and clubbing of more than 80 criminal cases filed by homebuyers against directors and other officials of Amrapali group companies, saying it would “tear the field” and make life. difficult for a trial judge.
The high court had not consented to the attorney’s fervent presentation of one of the jailed officials of the real estate group that, like coal scam cases, trial in 85 criminal cases, which are similar in nature, can be transferred to a court by seven different courts of the national capital.
He has been monitoring cases related to the besieged real estate company after many homebuyers approached it for alleged malpractice and failure to deliver homes or apartments.
The apex court, in its judgment of 23 July 2019, had cracked down on errant builders for violating the trust placed by home buyers and ordered the cancellation of the registration of the Amrapali Group under the RERA real estate law and had ousted it from properties world-class in the National Capital Region (NCR) by canceling land leases.
The Supreme Court had directed an investigation by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) into alleged money laundering by real estate agents, providing relief to more than 42,000 Amrapali Group homebuyers with the verdict.
In addition to ED, the Delhi Police’s Economic Offense Wing (EoW) and the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) have also investigated various cases filed against former property group officials.
The supreme court, which is trying to raise funds for stalled projects, had then ordered the state NBCC to complete the stalled projects of the Amrapali Group.
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