Rel Infra’s Delhi Airport Metro Express halts proceedings in SC regarding the case.

The Supreme Court stays proceedings initiated by Reliance Infrastructure’s Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt Ltd (DAMEPL)

The Supreme Court has granted a stay on the proceedings initiated by Reliance Infrastructure’s Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt Ltd (DAMEPL) for the execution of the Rs 4700-crore arbitration award that it won against Delhi Metro Rail Corp (DMRC) in May 2017. The stay will remain in place until the Delhi High Court hears DMRC’s curative petition.

SC issues notice to Reliance Infrastructure and others

The Supreme Court has also issued a notice to Reliance Infrastructure and others on appeals filed by the Centre and the Delhi government against the Delhi High Court order. The HC had directed the attachment of the entire amount in the credit of the metro operator if it failed to pay the dues.

DAMEPL files contempt petition against Centre, Delhi government and DMRC

DAMEPL has filed a fresh contempt petition in the Delhi High Court against the Centre, Delhi government, and Delhi Metro Rail Corp. The company alleges “wilful and deliberate disobedience” of the court’s order directing the payment of the Rs 4,700 crore arbitration award it had won. DAMEPL claims that the respondents, including the Centre and Delhi government, have failed to comply with any of the High Court’s directions and instead appealed to the Supreme Court against the order.

Conclusion

The Supreme Court’s stay on the proceedings initiated by DAMEPL provides temporary relief for the company. The notice issued to Reliance Infrastructure and others indicates that the case will be thoroughly examined. DAMEPL’s contempt petition adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing legal battle. The outcome of these proceedings will have significant implications for both parties involved.

• The Supreme Court has granted a stay on the proceedings initiated by Reliance Infrastructure’s Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt Ltd (DAMEPL).
• The stay will remain in place until the Delhi High Court hears DMRC’s curative petition.
• The Supreme Court has issued a notice to Reliance Infrastructure and others on appeals filed by the Centre and the Delhi government.
• DAMEPL has filed a fresh contempt petition in the Delhi High Court against the Centre, Delhi government, and Delhi Metro Rail Corp.
• The Supreme Court’s stay provides temporary relief for DAMEPL.