Supreme Court of India
Ashish Seth v. Sumit Mittal and Others
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above discussion and for the reasons state d above, we see no substance in Contempt Petition (C) No. 257 of 2016 and Contempt Petition (C) No. 889 of 2017 filed by the Mittal Group against the Seth Group.
Judgment, page 30
From the headnote
Contempt of Court – Dispute in the instant case was betwee n the two groups of a Joint Venture (JV) Company – Seth Group and Mittal Group – The JV Company had acquired some land including Sector 89, Faridabad and also availed licences from competent authorities with an intent to develop Sector 89 land – Subseque ntly, both the groups agreed that development in the said land be div ided and carried out separately and thereupon the develo pment rights in Sector 89 were sold – Dispute arose between both the groups in respect of payment of liabilities out of the JV Company which gave rise to
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