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"You Better Enjoy Being In Jail": Supreme Court To Former Amrapali Head
The Supreme Court has rejected the bail plea of former CMD of Amrapali Group of Companies Anil Kumar Sharma, saying he cheated thousands of home buyers and did not deserve any sympathy.
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Supreme Court To Set Up Fresh Bench To Hear Pleas Against Amrapali Group
The Supreme Court on Monday said that it will constitute a fresh bench to hear the plea of home buyers seeking delivery of their homes booked with the Amprapali group.
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Good News For Amrapali Home Buyers, Flats Being Delivered Within 3 Months
In good news for the hassled home buyers of Amrapali Group, the Supreme Court on Friday was informed that 11,858 flats will be delivered in 2 to 3 months of which 5, 428 units will be handed over the possession in October.
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"You'll Be In The Queue": Supreme Court Tells Amrapali Groups To First Give Buyers Their Homes
The Supreme Court listed its priority to the Amrapali Group and said it has to first give buyers their homes and thereafter at the end it will "certainly look" into their claims of money lenders of the real estate group.
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Ensure Every Amrapali Home Buyer Gets Flat, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said its number one priority is to ensure that every Amrapali homebuyer gets a flat.
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Supreme Court's No To Transferring, Clubbing Of Cases Against Amrapali Directors
In a significant development, the Supreme Court Monday refused to order transfer and clubbing of over 80 criminal cases lodged by home buyers against directors and other officials of Amrapali group firms, saying it would not "queer the pitch"
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150 Flats In Stalled Project To Be Given To Amrapali Buyers On Diwali, Supreme Court Told
In a first glimmer of hope for hassled Amrapali home buyers, around 150 flats completed by NBCC in a stalled project since the real estate company ran into trouble will be given to them on the occasion of Diwali, the Supreme Court was informed
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Supreme Court Asks JP Morgan To Deposit ₹140 Crore
The Supreme Court today directed multi-national firm JP Morgan to deposit ₹140 crore, which was Amrapali Group home buyers' money and allegedly siphoned off in contravention to the norms as per the forensic auditors report and last year's order in the case.
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JP Morgan's Rs 187 Crore-Assets Attached, Firm Denies Wrongdoing In Top Court
The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday informed the Supreme Court that it has attached the assets worth Rs 187 crore of multi-national firm JP Morgan alleged to have been involved in syphoning of Amrapali Group home buyers money.
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Top Court Asks Amrapali Home Buyers To Pay Outstanding Dues By January 31
A bench of Justices Arun Mishra and U U Lalit said that funds need to be channelised to complete the pending projects of Amrapali Group.
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Amrapali Case: Supreme Court Orders Disbursement Of Rs 7 Crore To NBCC - 10 Points
The Supreme Court on Monday directed disbursement of Rs 7.16 crore to state-run National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) to complete two stalled projects of the embattled real estate group Amrapali, which has been accused of fraud. The sum was earlier deposited by the Amrapali group with the top court's registry. The two projects are in N...
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Home Buyers' Money Diverted To Rhiti Sports: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that Amrapali home buyers' money has been diverted illegally and wrongly to Rhiti Sports Management Pvt Ltd.
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Probe Agency Files Money Laundering Case Against Amrapali Group, Promoters
The Enforcement Directorate has filed a criminal case of money laundering against embattled real estate major Amrapali Group and its promoters, who allegedly failed to give possession of flats to over 42,000 home buyers in Noida and Greater Noida, officials said on Tuesday.
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Amrapali Promoters Siphoned Home Buyers' Money For Personal Use: Report
The Supreme Court said that that "without the active support of the banks, this kind of large scale money laundering could not have happened"
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Amrapali Group Committed First Degree Crime By Cheating Home Buyers: Top Court
The Amrapali Group has committed a "first degree crime" by cheating thousands of home buyers and no matter how powerful the people behind this mess they will be booked and prosecuted, the Supreme Court has said.
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"You Better Enjoy Being In Jail": Supreme Court To Former Amrapali Head
The Supreme Court has rejected the bail plea of former CMD of Amrapali Group of Companies Anil Kumar Sharma, saying he cheated thousands of home buyers and did not deserve any sympathy.
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Supreme Court To Set Up Fresh Bench To Hear Pleas Against Amrapali Group
The Supreme Court on Monday said that it will constitute a fresh bench to hear the plea of home buyers seeking delivery of their homes booked with the Amprapali group.
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Good News For Amrapali Home Buyers, Flats Being Delivered Within 3 Months
In good news for the hassled home buyers of Amrapali Group, the Supreme Court on Friday was informed that 11,858 flats will be delivered in 2 to 3 months of which 5, 428 units will be handed over the possession in October.
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"You'll Be In The Queue": Supreme Court Tells Amrapali Groups To First Give Buyers Their Homes
The Supreme Court listed its priority to the Amrapali Group and said it has to first give buyers their homes and thereafter at the end it will "certainly look" into their claims of money lenders of the real estate group.
-
Ensure Every Amrapali Home Buyer Gets Flat, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said its number one priority is to ensure that every Amrapali homebuyer gets a flat.
-
Supreme Court's No To Transferring, Clubbing Of Cases Against Amrapali Directors
In a significant development, the Supreme Court Monday refused to order transfer and clubbing of over 80 criminal cases lodged by home buyers against directors and other officials of Amrapali group firms, saying it would not "queer the pitch"
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150 Flats In Stalled Project To Be Given To Amrapali Buyers On Diwali, Supreme Court Told
In a first glimmer of hope for hassled Amrapali home buyers, around 150 flats completed by NBCC in a stalled project since the real estate company ran into trouble will be given to them on the occasion of Diwali, the Supreme Court was informed
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Supreme Court Asks JP Morgan To Deposit ₹140 Crore
The Supreme Court today directed multi-national firm JP Morgan to deposit ₹140 crore, which was Amrapali Group home buyers' money and allegedly siphoned off in contravention to the norms as per the forensic auditors report and last year's order in the case.
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JP Morgan's Rs 187 Crore-Assets Attached, Firm Denies Wrongdoing In Top Court
The Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday informed the Supreme Court that it has attached the assets worth Rs 187 crore of multi-national firm JP Morgan alleged to have been involved in syphoning of Amrapali Group home buyers money.
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Top Court Asks Amrapali Home Buyers To Pay Outstanding Dues By January 31
A bench of Justices Arun Mishra and U U Lalit said that funds need to be channelised to complete the pending projects of Amrapali Group.
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Amrapali Case: Supreme Court Orders Disbursement Of Rs 7 Crore To NBCC - 10 Points
The Supreme Court on Monday directed disbursement of Rs 7.16 crore to state-run National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) to complete two stalled projects of the embattled real estate group Amrapali, which has been accused of fraud. The sum was earlier deposited by the Amrapali group with the top court's registry. The two projects are in N...
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Home Buyers' Money Diverted To Rhiti Sports: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court observed that Amrapali home buyers' money has been diverted illegally and wrongly to Rhiti Sports Management Pvt Ltd.
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Probe Agency Files Money Laundering Case Against Amrapali Group, Promoters
The Enforcement Directorate has filed a criminal case of money laundering against embattled real estate major Amrapali Group and its promoters, who allegedly failed to give possession of flats to over 42,000 home buyers in Noida and Greater Noida, officials said on Tuesday.
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Amrapali Promoters Siphoned Home Buyers' Money For Personal Use: Report
The Supreme Court said that that "without the active support of the banks, this kind of large scale money laundering could not have happened"
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Amrapali Group Committed First Degree Crime By Cheating Home Buyers: Top Court
The Amrapali Group has committed a "first degree crime" by cheating thousands of home buyers and no matter how powerful the people behind this mess they will be booked and prosecuted, the Supreme Court has said.
