SC lets SpiceJet move HC for relief in time
The Supreme Court has directed SpiceJet to approach the Delhi High Court for additional time to pay ₹144 crore related to a dispute with Kalanithi Maran and Kal Airways. SpiceJet's counsel argued that the ongoing West Asia crisis has adversely affected the airline's finances and operations, requesting a three-month extension. However, the opposing counsel contended that granting more time would be inappropriate and akin to an appeal against a previous ruling.
- ▪The Supreme Court asked SpiceJet to move the Delhi High Court for an extension of time.
- ▪SpiceJet's counsel cited the West Asia crisis as a reason for the financial difficulties.
- ▪Kal Airways opposed the extension, arguing it would be a misuse of the legal process.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked SpiceJet to move the Delhi High Court for an extension of time to deposit ₹144 crore in connection with a dispute with media baron Kalanithi Maran and Kal Airways.Appearing before a Bench of Justices P.S. Narasimha and Alok Aradhe, senior advocate Mukul Rohatgi, counsel for Spicejet, said the West Asia crisis had impacted the airline’s operations and finances. Mr. Rohatgi sought three months time to deposit the amount.The counsel appearing for Kal Airways vehemently opposed the extension of time, saying a review cannot be allowed in guise of an appeal. The High Court had on May 4 dismissed pleas moved by SpiceJet and its promoter Ajay Singh for a review of an earlier order to the airline to deposit ₹144 crore in connection with its dispute with Mr.
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