Supreme Court of India
Ashish Seth v. Sumit Mittal and Others
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Contempt of Court – Dispute between two groups of a Joint Venture (JV) Company – Seth Group and Mittal Group – The JV Company had acquired some land and also availed licenses with an intent to develop the land – Subsequently, both the Groups agreed to divide the development in the land and thereupon the development rights in the land were sold – Dispute arose between them in respect of payment of liabilities out of the JV Company which gave rise to various litigations – Matter was referred to arbitration – Memorandum of Settlement (MoS) dated 04.05.2015 was executed between the Groups…
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