Rajpal Yadav Pays ₹2 Crore in Cheque Bounce Case, Supreme Court Sends Dispute to Mediation; Allows Passport Release
The court said it would appoint a mediator after Yadav deposited Rs 2 crore and ordered his passport released subject to conditions.
- On Thursday, the Supreme Court permitted actor Rajpal Yadav to travel abroad for professional work after he deposited Rs 2 crore toward his cheque-bounce dues, subject to conditions imposed by the trial court.
- The dispute stems from Yadav's 2012 film, Ata Pata Lapataa, which failed commercially after the actor received a Rs 5 crore loan from Murli Projects Private Limited for production.
- Yadav submitted a demand draft of Rs 1.15 crore to the Supreme Court Registry, while a property buyer present during the hearing promised to deposit the remaining Rs 85 lakh by October 13.
- Taking note of the payment, the Supreme Court directed both parties to approach the Supreme Court Mediation Centre to explore an amicable settlement for the remaining dues.
- The Supreme Court will consider Yadav's plea challenging the Delhi High Court's order after payment completion, having warned that his sentence could be enhanced if he fails to comply with court directions.
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SC refers Rajpal Yadav's cheque-bounce dispute to mediation
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday, October 15, referred Rajpal Yadav’s long-running cheque-dishonour dispute to mediation after noting that the actor has deposited Rs 2 crore with its registry. The top court also directed the trial court to release Yadav’s passport to enable him to pursue professional commitments abroad, subject to the conditions imposed … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, P…
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PressNewsAgencyRajpal Yadav deposits Rs 2 crores in cheque bounce case; Supreme Court refers dispute to mediation
The Supreme Court on Thursday referred Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav’s long-running cheque bounce dispute with Murli Projects Private Limited to mediation after he deposited Rs 2 crores with the Court as part payment of the outstanding dues. The Bench asked both parties to explore an amicable settlement for the remaining amount.A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi noted that Yadav had earlier proposed s…
SC refers Rajpal Yadavs cheque-bounce dispute to mediation, allows passport release - The Tribune
The Supreme Court on Thursday referred Rajpal Yadav's long-running cheque-dishonour dispute to mediation after noting that the actor has deposited Rs 2 crore with its registry.
The Supreme Court has ordered the release of Rajpal Yadav's passport so he can shoot a film in Canada. The court has also ordered him to earn money and repay his creditors.
Go and earn money, SC tells Rajpal Yadav; allows release of his passport to travel abroad for work
Yadav had earlier secured some relief from the top court on October 7, when he proposed selling his ancestral property to settle the outstanding dues in a series of cheque-bounce cases that have been going on for years.
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