Supreme Court of India
S.E.B.I. v. Sahara India Real Estate Corporation Ltd.
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Contempt of Court - Contemnors committed to jail on account of their failure to comply with directions of the Supreme Court- Interim bail order passed by Supreme Court requiring them to deposit Rs. 10, 0001- crores -Applications filed by contemnors seeking various directions - Prayer by Shri Subrata Roy Sahara for temporary/conditional release from judicial custody - Further, prayer by Saharas for permission to obtain bank guarantee of Rs.…
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