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SC forms committee to auction Amrapali properties
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SME Times News Bureau | 14 Jan, 2020
The Supreme Court on Monday formed a four-member committee to accelerate
the auction of the assets of defunct Amrapali group to generate funds
for incomplete housing projects. The committee includes two forensic
auditors.
A bench of Justices Arun Mishra and U.U. Lalit formed
the committee comprising Rajiv Bhatia and Pawan Aggarwal (forensic
auditors), court appointed receiver and senior advocate R. Venkatramani,
who will assist the state-owned MSTC to auction the assets, and D.K.
Mishra, a chartered accountant.
The court asked NBCC to begin
work on seven projects as soon as possible, and expeditiously roll out
the tenders for these projects in Noida and Greater Noida.
The
court noted that the committee will see properties should be sold first,
which includes identifying the market value, as funds are primary to
complete the unfinished projects.
The top court asked its
registry to pay Rs 14 crore to NBCC for the work completed so far. The
next hearing is scheduled on February 17. The court was informed that
MSTC has sold eight luxury cars attached on the court's order along with
three apartments.
In December last year, the apex court had
directed SBICAP Ventures Ltd, which manages the government sponsored
Special Window for Affordable and Mid-Income Housing (SWAMIH) fund, to
decide within 10 days on financing the stalled projects. The court had
directed Venkatramani to make an application to SBICAP Ventures.
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