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Following the Supreme Court docket January 24 directive, the Delhi Excessive Court docket will hear the Delhi Airport Metro-DMRC Case on Monday (January 31).
Delhi Airport Metro Specific Pvt Ltd (DAMEPL) has filed a recent utility requesting the Excessive Court docket to direct DMRC to deposit Rs 6,208 crore obtainable in its accounts into the mission escrow account with none delay.
DAMEPL in its recent utility has rejected any out of courtroom negotiations or project of debt.
DAMEPL says that it needs the execution of arbitral award on the earliest and isn’t agreeable to any alternate proposal from DMRC.
DAMEPL had additionally maintained the identical place within the Supreme Court docket, within the final listening to on January 24, 2022.
The SC in its January 24 order had acknowledged, “The events are directed to seem earlier than the Excessive Court docket on 31.01.2022 and search for advancing the date of listening to. We request the Excessive Court docket to take up the matter on the earliest and eliminate the applying with none additional delay, as penalties of the pendency of the mentioned utility are detrimental to the curiosity of the petitioner in addition to respondent.”
Pursuant to this SC order, DAMEPL’s recent utility requests the Delhi Excessive Court docket to repair an early date within the first week of February for the ultimate listening to and disposal of the execution petition.
DAMEPL, in its plea, has acknowledged that the non-payment of Termination Payment since 2013 by DMRC has prompted immense injury to DAMEPL and its promoter firm, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd.
Reliance Infrastructure had infused Rs 2,513 crore to DAMEPL by taking loans from the general public sector banks, and the banks have initiated proceedings for liquidation towards the corporate. Any additional delay in satisfying the Arbitral Award will lead to irreversible penalties for DAMEPL and Reliance Infrastructure Ltd.
The delay in satisfying the arbitral award is including an incremental every day curiosity of Rs 1.76 crore per day on DMRC and this quantity cumulatively involves Rs 260 crore, for the interval from September 10, 2021 to January 31, 2021.
DAMEPL had filed an execution petition within the Delhi HC on September 12, 2021, searching for courtroom’s instructions to DMRC for honouring the SC order and pay Rs 7,200 crore to the corporate. DMRC, out of Rs 7,200 crore, has thus far paid solely Rs 1,000 crore.
The Supreme Court docket (SC), on September 7, 2021, had upheld the arbitration award of Rs. 7,200 crore in favour of DAMEPL.
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