The Delhi Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) has controlled previous CEO of Ranbaxy Laboratories and the co-proprietor of Fortis Healthcare, Malvinder Mohan Singh, from offering an elegant property in Lutyen's Delhi and some different resources in a bank credit default case. A seat headed by managing officer GVK Raju passed the between time course on an application by Yes Bank looking for recuperation of Rs 569.64 crore advance given to Oscar Investment Ltd. for which Singh was an underwriter.
"In the actualities and conditions of the case, respondents, their men or specialists are limited from estranging or making any kind of encumbrance in regard of the enduring property, i.e., 1, Rajesh Pilot Marg, until the point that further requests," the court stated, while additionally controlling him from offering some of his different resources including properties.
The bank had documented an application through its law officer, advocate Navin Trivedi, guaranteeing that the defaulters, "with a goal to vanquish its rights, are attempting to estrange the mobile and unfaltering property and on the off chance that they are allowed to do as such, the bank would endure unsalvageable misfortune."
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