In Brief
This case involved a contempt petition arising from a writ petition concerning a Memorandum of Settlement between real estate parties. The respondents had failed to comply with their obligations under the settlement. The Supreme Court directed bifurcation and renewal of licenses in favour of the Seth Group and mandated handover of apartments to flat buyers within a time-bound manner under the Director General Town's supervision. The Court warned that any further non-compliance would constitute contempt of court and warrant action under the Contempt of Courts Act.
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