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M/s. Raiganj Consumer Forum v. Union of India & Ors.

Heard learned counsel for the parties at great length.

(Arun Mishra and S. Abdul Nazeer, JJ.)

M/s. Raiganj Consumer Forum _________________________ Petitioner

v.

Union of India & Ors. ___________________________ Respondent(s)

Writ Petition(s) (Civil) No(s). 188 of 2004, decided on July 30, 2018

With

T.C.(C) No. 19/2005, T.C.(C) No. 24/2005, T.C.(C) No. 2/2004, T.C.(C) No. 1/2004, T.C.(C) No. 3/2004, T.C.(C) No. 10/2004, T.C.(C) No. 59/2003, T.C.(C) No. 60/2003, T.C.(C) No. 68/2003, T.C.(C) No. 69/2003, T.C.(C) No. 70/2003, T.C.(C) No. 71/2003, T.C.(C) No. 72/2003, T.C. (C) No. 73/2003, T.C.(C) No. 74/2003, T.C.(C) No. 76/2003, T.C.(C) No. 77/2003, T.C.(C) No. 78/2003, T.C. (C) No. 79/2003, T.C.(C) No. 80/2003, T.C.(C) No. 81/2003, T.C.(C) No. 58/2005, T.C.(C) No. 83/2003, T.C. (C) No. 84/2003, T.C.(C) No. 85/2003, T.C.(C) No. 86/2003, T.C.(C) No. 88/2003, T.C.(C) No. 89/2003, T.C. (C) No. 90/2003, T.C.(C) No. 91/2003, T.C.(C) No. 92/2003, T.C.(C) No. 93/2003, T.C.(C) No. 94/2003, T.C. (C) No. 49/2005, T.C.(C) No. 97/2003, T.C.(C) No. 50/2005, T.C.(C) No. 98/2003, T.C.(C) No. 51/2005, T.C. (C) No. 53/2005, T.C.(C) No. 101/2003, T.C.(C) No. 54/2005, T.C.(C) No. 102/2003, T.C.(C) No. 55/2005, T.C. (C) No. 103/2003, T.C.(C) No. 56/2005, T.C.(C) No. 104/2003, T.C.(C) No. 57/2005, T.C.(C) No. 105/2003, T.C. (C) No. 107/2003, T.C.(C) No. 109/2003, T.C.(C) No. 110/2003, T.C.(C) No. 111/2003, T.C.(C) No. 112/2003, T.C. (C) No. 115/2003, T.C.(C) No. 116/2003, T.C.(C) No. 117/2003, T.C.(C) No. 118/2003, T.C.(C) No. 119/2003, T.C.(C) No. 120/2003, T.C.(C) No. 121/2003, T.C.(C) No. 122/2003, T.C.(C) No. 123/2003, T.C.(C) No. 125/2003, T.C.(C) No. 126/2003, T.C.(C) No. 128/2003, T.C.(C) No. 129/2003, T.C.(C) No. 130/2003, T.C.(C) No. 131/2003, T.C.(C) No. 132/2003, T.C.(C) No. 133/2003, T.C. (C) No. 134/2003, T.C.(C) No. 135/2003, T.C.(C) No. 136/2003, T.C.(C) No. 137/2003, T.C.(C) No. 138/2003, T.C.(C) No. 139/2003, T.C.(C) No. 140/2003, T.C.(C) No. 141/2003, T.C.(C) No. 142/2003, T.C.(C) No. 143/2003, T.C.(C) No. 144/2003, T.C.(C) No. 147/2003, T.C.(C) No. 148/2003, T.C.(C) No. 149/2003, T.C.(C) No. 151/2003, T.C.(C) No. 152/2003, T.C.(C) No. 153/2003, T.C.(C) No. 155/2003, T.C.(C) No. 156/2003, T.C.(C) No. 157/2003, T.C.(C) No. 158/2003, T.C.(C) No. 159/2003, T.C.(C) No. 160/2003, T.C.(C) No. 161/2003, T.C.(C) No. 162/2003, T.C. (C) No. 163/2003, T.C.(C) No. 164/2003, T.C.(C) No. 165/2003, T.C.(C) No. 166/2003, T.C.(C) No. 167/2003, T.C.(C) No. 169/2003, T.C.(C) No. 170/2003, T.C.(C) No. 171/2003, T.C.(C) No. 172/2003, T.C.(C) No. 173/2003, T.C.(C) No. 174/2003, T.C.(C) No. 175/2003, T.C.(C) No. 176/2003, T.C.(C) No. 177/2003, T.C. (C) No. 178/2003, T.C.(C) No. 179/2003, T.C.(C) No. 180/2003, T.C.(C) No. 181/2003, T.C.(C) No. 182/2003, T.C.(C) No. 183/2003, T.C.(C) No. 184/2003, T.C.(C) No. 185/2003, T.C.(C) No. 186/2003, T.C.(C) No. 187/2003, T.C.(C) No. 188/2003, T.C.(C) No. 189/2003, T.C.(C) No. 190/2003, T.C.(C) No. 191/2003, T.C.(C) No. 192/2003, T.C. (C) No. 193/2003, T.C.(C) No. 194/2003, T.C.(C) No. 195/2003, T.C.(C) No. 197/2003, T.C.(C) No. 198/2003, T.C.(C) No. 199/2003, T.C.(C) No. 200/2003, T.C.(C) No. 202/2003, T.C.(C) No. 203/2003, T.C.(C) No. 204/2003, T.C.(C) No. 205/2003, T.C.(C) No. 206/2003, T.C. (C) No. 207/2003, T.C.(C) No. 208/2003, T.C.(C) No. 209/2003, T.C.(C) No. 210/2003, T.C.(C) No. 211/2003, T.C. (C) No. 212/2003, T.C.(C) No. 213/2003, T.C.(C) No. 214/2003, T.C.(C) No. 216/2003, T.C.(C) No. 217/2003, T.C.(C) No. 218/2003, T.C.(C) No. 219/2003, T.C.(C) No. 220/2003, T.C.(C) No. 221/2003, T.C.(C) No. 222/2003, T.C.(C) No. 223/2003, T.C.(C) No. 224/2003, T.C.(C) No. 225/2003, T.C.(C) No. 228/2003, T.C.(C) No. 229/2003, T.C.(C) No. 230/2003, T.C.(C) No. 231/2003, T.C.(C) No. 232/2003, T.C.(C) No. 233/2003, T.C.(C) No. 234/2003, T.C.(C) No. 235/2003, T.C.(C) No. 236/2003, T.C.(C) No. 237/2003, T.C.(C) No. 238/2003, T.C.(C) No. 239/2003, T.C. (C) No. 240/2003, T.C.(C) No. 241/2003, T.C.(C) No. 242/2003, T.C.(C) No. 243/2003, T.C.(C) No. 244/2003, T.C.(C) No. 245/2003, T.C.(C) No. 247/2003, T.C.(C) No. 248/2003, T.C.(C) No. 249/2003, T.C.(C) No. 251/2003, T.C.(C) No. 252/2003, T.C.(C) No. 254/2003, T.C.(C) No. 255/2003, T.C.(C) No. 256/2003, T.C.(C) No. 257/2003, T.C. (C) No. 258/2003, T.C.(C) No. 259/2003, T.C.(C) No. 260/2003, T.C.(C) No. 261/2003, T.C.(C) No. 262/2003, T.C.(C) No. 95/2003, T.C.(C) No. 124/2003, T.C.(C) No. 146/2003, T.C.(C) No. 201/2003, T.C.(C) No. 215/2003, T.C.(C) No. 226/2003, T.C.(C) No. 227/2003, T.C.(C) No. 82/2003, T.C.(C) No. 154/2003, and MA 151/2018 in T.P. (C) Nos. 1-2/2004

The Order of the court was delivered by

Order

1. Heard learned counsel for the parties at great length.

2. This court has passed an order on 9.5.2018 inviting further fresh bids. Pursuant thereto, advertisement was published in the newspapers namely the ‘Indian Express’, ‘Hindustan Times’ and ‘Dainik Jagran’. Properties available for Sale – has been specified in Part-A; in Part-B ‘Properties/lands under litigation before Court/Committee’ has been detailed, in Part-C ‘Surplus Land declared by the State of Punjab and Uttrakhand’ was mentioned and in Part-D-Properties/Lands yet to be identified (as per Dr. Nanavati’s Report) was mentioned. All the properties were for sale.

3. It was submitted by the learned counsel appearing for the investors and the learned counsel appearing for the Committee appointed by this Court and others that valuation of the properties mentioned in the auction notice has not been done. It was pointed out that some valuation was carried out in the year 1998 by one of the Chartered Accountants. The valuation made in the year 1998 or by Hawk Group cannot be relied upon for making auction of the property as the value of the property has gone very high since then.

4. After hearing learned counsel for parties at length, we are of the considered opinion that it is absolutely necessary to obtain the current valuation of the property which may be sold and only thereafter to proceed further with the sale of property.

5. It was pointed out by Sh. P.S. Narsimha, learned Additional Solicitor General appearing for the State of Punjab and Sh. K. Radhakrishnan, learned senior counsel appearing for the Income Tax Department, that the Income Tax Department has the proper valuers as well as the Indian Institute of Cost Accountant, as such for the purpose of valuation.

6. In the circumstances, we constitute a team of three members, namely, Sh. S.S. Rathore, Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Delhi, Sh. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax-4, Delhi and Sh. Anup Kumar Dubey, Commissioner of Income Tax (OSD), Delhi, to submit a correct valuation of the property.

7. For identifying the particular property, the Collector shall nominate the Revenue Officer of the rank of Sub-Divisional Officer or Tehsildar, of the concerned district and the valuation report shall be submitted to this Court. Let this exercise be completed and the plot numbers etc. shall also be furnished to this Court. Existing Committee may also submit the details of the property to this Court on affidavit as well as give a copy of the same to the team of Valuers appointed today so as to make the proper valuation of the property and also for its proper identification.

8. Concerned District Magistrate shall also assist the team of the Valuers to make the identification of the property for the purpose of its valuation and also as per Dr. Nanavati’s reports if possible. The Committee appointed by this Court may also furnish the relevant data to this Court as well as to the team of the Valuers, so appointed.

9. It was also pointed out by the learned counsel appearing for the State of Punjab and Deputy Advocate General for the State of Uttrakhand that the surplus land declared by the State of Punjab and State of Uttrakhand has also been included in the auction notice; the property declared surplus could not have been included in the auction notice for the purpose of sale as property of State Government which has already vested cannot be sold for the purpose of satisfaction of the debt if any incurred by the Golden Forest Group (GFG) and by others. We are of the prima facie opinion that the land that has been declared surplus and has vested in the State cannot be sold and consequently put to auction. There is some litigation about surplus land pending before the Court(s) including the one preferred by the Committee so as to seek declaration that property is not surplus property. Be that as it may, as the property has been declared surplus, prima facie without adjudicating conclusively upon said issue, it cannot be sold outrightly at this stage. We will take a final call upon this aspect at a later stage.

10. At present, we are not directing the valuation of the land that has been declared surplus by the State of Punjab and State of Uttrakhand. At the first instance, we want to obtain valuation report with respect to the properties mentioned in Part-A available for Sale and with respect to the property mentioned in Part B ‘Properties/lands under litigation before Court/Committee’ and also the property which can be identified out of Part-D. Let identification of Part-D property, if possible, as well as its valuation and also the fact that whether any part of it has been declared surplus be also reported to this Court.

11. In view of the aforesaid, we feel that it would not be appropriate to proceed any further with the auction notice that was so published. No bid has been offered pursuant to the advertisement. Hawk Capital (P) Ltd. has also not deposited the amount and has also withdrawn the bank guarantee. Be that as it may, what is the effect of the same and its consequence will be considered later. We have refrained to pass any order at this stage as the money is not in deposit and valuation has been ordered. The property can be auctioned only after fixing minimum price.

12. It was pointed out by Sh. Narender Hooda, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the investors that large amount of money is lying in deposit with the Committee which required to be distributed.

13. Learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Committee pointed out and submitted the following summary of data of claims made by investors of Golden Forest India Ltd. (GFIL) as on 01.02.2017 and Golden Projects Ltd.(GPL) as on 01.02.2017, which are as under:—

SUMMARY OF DATA OF GOLDEN FORESTS (INDIA) LTD.

AS ON 01-02-2017

Bifurcation of Claims according to Deposit Amount

Sr. No.

Deposit Amount in Rs.

No. of Claims

Principal Amount

Amount Payable on Maturity

(Rs. In Crores)

(Rs. In Crores)

1

1 – 1000

650888

52.59

6128.01

2

1001 – 2000

138852

25.69

1133.69

3

2001 – 3000

65073

17.95

229.80

4

3001 – 4000

35426

13.45

72.13

5

4001 – 5000

138937

68.98

770.31

6

5001 – 7000

35676

22.03

64.14

7

7001 – 10,000

115502

111.14

476.91

8

10,001 – 20,000

77523

125.35

287.04

9

20,001 – 30,000

37075

96.67

210.80

10

30,001 – 40,000

10395

38.64

71.39

11

40,001 – 50,000

17321

85.45

189.56

12

Above 50,000

11723

110.99

194.02

Total

1,334,391

768.93

9827.81

SUMMARY OF DATA OF GOLDEN FORESTS (INDIA) LTD.

AS ON 01-02-2017

BIFURCATION OF CLAIMS ACCORDING TO DEPOSIT AMOUNT

Sr. No.

Deposit Amount in Rs.

No. of Claims

Principal Amount

Amount Payable on Maturity

(Rs. In Crores)

(Rs. In Crores)

1

1 – 1000

650888

52.59

6128.01

2

1001 – 2000

138852

25.69

1133.69

3

2001 – 3000

65073

17.95

229.80

4

3001 – 4000

35426

13.45

72.13

5

4001 – 5000

138937

68.98

770.31

6

5001 – 7000

35676

22.03

64.14

7

7001 – 10,000

115502

111.14

476.91

8

10,001 – 20,000

77523

125.35

287.04

9

20,001 – 30,000

37075

96.67

210.80

10

30,001 – 40,000

10395

38.64

71.39

11

40,001 – 50,000

17321

85.45

189.56

12

Above 50,000

11723

110.99

194.02

Total

1,334,391

768.93

9827.81

14. It was also stated by learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Committee that an amount of Rupees hundred crores has been attached by the Income Tax Department and apart from that approximately Rupees seven hundred crores is available for distribution to the investors.

15. As per number of claims received by the Committee, approximately nine hundred crores is the principal amount; first, we take care of the principal amount to be distributed amongst the investors. Amount of payment of interest/maturity value as assured shall be considered later after property is sold. In the circumstances, we direct that 70% of the principal amount be distributed out of the amount of Rupees seven hundred crores to each of the investors; whose claims have been received by the Committee. The number of claims have been mentioned in the aforesaid chart.

16. Since RBI has requested the Committee to engage M/s. Karvey Investors Services Limited and as suggested by learned counsel appearing for the Committee as well as others also, we appoint M/s. Karvey Investors Services Limited; whose services may be adopted by the Committee for disbursement of the 70% of the principal amount which was invested by each of the investors. Let the process of distribution be completed within a period of three months from today.

17. Let the report of the Valuer be submitted. The rate prescribed by the Collector for the property be also furnished along with report within a period of two months from today.

18. There are certain other applications stated to be pending; they are also required to be looked into and decided. Let cases be listed for consideration of the pending applications on 16th August, 2018.

Writ Petition(s) (Civil) No(s). 188/2004

M/s. Raiganj Consumer Forum _________________________ Petitioner

v.

Union of India & Ors _____________________________ Respondent(s)

WITH

T.C.(C) No. 19/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 24/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 2/2004 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 1/2004 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 3/2004 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 10/2004 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 59/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 60/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 68/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 69/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 70/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 71/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 72/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 73/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 74/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 76/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 77/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 78/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 79/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 80/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 81/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 58/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 83/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 84/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 85/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 86/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 88/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 89/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 90/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 91/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 92/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 93/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 94/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 49/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 97/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 50/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 98/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 51/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 53/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 101/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 54/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 102/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 55/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 103/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 56/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 104/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 57/2005 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 105/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 107/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 109/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 110/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 111/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 112/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 115/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 116/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 117/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 118/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 119/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 120/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 121/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 122/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 123/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 125/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 126/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 128/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 129/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 130/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 131/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 132/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 133/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 134/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 135/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 136/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 137/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 138/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 139/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 140/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 142/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 143/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 144/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 147/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 148/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 149/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 151/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 152/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 153/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 155/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 156/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 157/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 163/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 165/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 166/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 169/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 170/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 171/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 172/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 188/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 189/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 191/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 205/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 212/2003 (XVI-A)

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T.C.(C) No. 216/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 217/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 218/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 219/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 220/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 221/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 222/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 223/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 224/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 225/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 228/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 229/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 230/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 231/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 232/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 233/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 234/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 235/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 236/2003 (XVI-A)

T.C.(C) No. 237/2003 (XVI-A)

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MA 151/2018 in T.P.(C) No. 1-2/2004 (XVI-A)

(IA No. 8286/2018-CLARIFICATION/DIRECTION)

Date: 30-07-2018 These petitions were called on for hearing today.

(Before Arun Mishra and S. Abdul Nazeer, JJ.)

For Petitioner(s) Mr. Rakesh Khanna, Sr. Adv.

Mr. B.H. Marlapalle, Sr. Adv.

Mr. Shantanu Bhawmik, Adv.

Mr. A.K. Chowdhary, Adv.

Mr. Mike Desai, Adv.

Mr. Vinay Rajput, Adv.

Mr. Ajay Choudhary, Adv.

Mr. Ranjan Mukherjee, AOR

Ms. Drishti Rathore, Adv.

Mr. Tushar Mehta, ASG

Mr. Bhargava V. Desai, AOR

Mr. Akshat Malpani, Adv.

Mr. Somnath Mukherjee, AOR

Dr. Kailash Chand, AOR

Mr. Naresh Bakshi, AOR

Ms. Minakshi Vij, AOR

Mr. R.C. Kaushik, AOR

Mr. Ranjit Kumar, Sr. Adv.

Mr. P.S. Patwalia, Sr. Adv.

Mr. Neeraj K. Kaul, Adv.

Mr. Aman Vachher, Adv.

Mr. Ashutosh Dubey, Adv.

Mr. Dhiraj, Adv.

Mr. Abhishek Chauhan, Adv.

Mr. Avishkar singhvi, Adv.

Mrs. Anshu Vachher, Adv.

Mr. Arun Nagar, Adv.

Mr. P.N. Puri, AOR

Mr. R.S. Hegde, Adv.

Mrs. Farhat Jahan Rehmani, Adv.

Mr. Chandra Prakash, Adv.

Mr. Alok Sangwan AAG

Mr. Utkarsh Srivastava, Adv.

Mr. Sunny Kadiyan, Adv.

Dr. Monika Gussain, Adv.

Mr. Mishra Sourabh, Adv.

Ms. Vanshaja Shukla, Adv.

For applicant Mr. Narender Hooda, Sr. Adv.

Mr. Simranjeet Singh, Adv.

Mr. Vikas Saharan, Adv.

Dr. Surender Singh Hooda, Adv.

Mr. Shyam Diwan, Sr. Adv.

Ms. Anubha Agrawal, Adv.

For Respondent(s) Mr. Siddhartha Chowdhury, AOR

Mr. Sandeep Sethi, ASG

Mr. K. Radhakrishnan, Sr. Adv.

Ms. Gargi Khanna, Adv.

Mr. Bhuvan Misra, Adv.

Mrs. Anil Katiyar, AOR

Mr. Naresh Bakshi, AOR

Mr. A.P. Mohanty, AOR

Mr. Arun K. Sinha, AOR

Mr. B.K. Pal, AOR

Ms. Chitra Markandaya, AOR

Mr. D.N. Goburdhan, AOR

Ms. Varsha Singh Choudhry, Adv.

Mr. Hitesh Kumar Sharma, Adv.

Mr. S.K. Rajora, Adv.

Mr. Kusum Chaudhary, AOR

Mr. Sanjeev Sen, Sr. Adv.

Mr. Gaurav Dhingra, Adv.

Mr. Piyush K. Roy, Adv.

Mr. Harpal Singh Saini, Adv.

Mr. Vikrant Yadav, Adv.

Mr. Sayan Ray, Adv.

Mr. M.C. Dhingra, AOR

Mr. Mohan Jain, Sr. Adv.

Mr. Vikram Jain, Adv.

Mr. S. Mishra, Adv.

Ms. Archana M., Adv.

Ms. Tanuj Bagga, Adv.

Mr. Surya Kant, AOR

Mr. Tara Chandra Sharma, AOR

Mr. Ugra Shankar Prasad, AOR

Mr. Somnath Mukherjee, AOR

Mr. Ranjan Mukherjee, AOR

Mr. Yash Pal Dhingra, AOR

Ms. Minakshi Vij, AOR

Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh, AOR

Mr. Shantanu Singh, Adv.

Mr. Surinder Dutt Sharma, Adv.

Mr. Meghsham S. Bhangle, Adv.

Mr. Murari B. Sharma, Adv.

Mr. Sarvagaya Walia, Adv.

Mr. Sanket Sharma, Adv.

Mr. K.S. Rana, AOR

Ms. Suruchii Aggarwal, AOR

Mr. Vishwajit Singh, AOR

Mr. Abhijit Sengupta, AOR

M/s. K.J. John And Co, AOR

Mr. G. Ramakrishna Prasad, AOR

Dr. Kailash Chand, AOR

Mr. Ashwani Kumar, AOR

Mr. Rameshwar Prasad Goyal, AOR

Mr. Ajay Sharma, AOR

Mr. Alok Gupta, AOR

Mr. S. Ravi Shankar, AOR

Mr. Vikas Singh, Sr. Adv.

Mr. Anil K. Sharma, Adv.

Mr. Rajesh Sharma, Adv.

Mr. Rajiv Goel, Adv.

Mr. Rajeev Kumar Gupta, Adv.

Ms. Nidhi Singh Dubey, Adv.

Mr. Shafiq Khan, Adv.

Ms. Shalu Sharma, AOR

M/s. K. Ramkumar & Associates, AOR

M/s. Ap & J Chambers, AOR

Mr. R. Gopalakrishnan, AOR

Mr. Shailendra Bhardwaj, AOR

Mr. P.S. Narsimha, ASG

Ms. Ranjeeta Rohatgi, AOR

Mr. Bhargava V. Desai, AOR

Mr. Shree Pal Singh, AOR

Ms. Sunita Sharma, AOR

Mr. Chander Shekhar Ashri, AOR

Mrs. S. Usha Reddy, AOR

Mr. Jitender Kumar Sethi, DAG

Mr. Jatinder Kumar Bhatia, AOR

Mr. Ashutosh Kumar Sharma, Adv.

Mr. Rana Ranjit Singh, AOR

Mr. Arun Kumar Beriwal, AOR

Mr. Sudhir Kumar Gupta, AOR

UPON hearing the counsel the Court made the following

ORDER

19. The process of distribution be completed within a period of three months from today.

20. The rate prescribed by the Collector for the property be also furnished along with report within a period of two months from today.

21. There are certain other applications stated to be pending; they are also required to be looked into and decided. Let cases be listed for consideration of the pending applications on 16th August, 2018.

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