Yo Yo Honey Singh singer, after recording a statement at the Delhi Court on Friday, convincing the court that he would not make third-party rights in his UAE property.
The court emptied the status quo order issued on September 15, 2021.
On the last date of hearing, the court has resisted Honey Singh from exile or creating a third party interested directly or through his company and has directed it to submit all company documents registered abroad along with other details.
The same thing was not submitted on Friday by Honey Singh.
Senior Rebecca John’s advocate that appeared for Honey Singh proposed that the court listening to domestic things could not give orders to the company.
It was also said that restraints on business could not be made.
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After the argument, Metropolitan Magistrolitan Tania Singh recorded guarantees / statements of advisors who appeared for Honey Singh with the effect that he would not make a third party rights / sell its properties in the UAE, and will also submit a company document and on this guarantee, therefore emptied the order of status quo issued on the last hearing date.
Meanwhile, advice for Singh honey ensure that they will not sell the initial identified villa and will also submit all documents relating to companies registered abroad with the next hearing date.
This problem is now registered for further arguments on September 28, 2021.
Honey Singh was represented by Rebecca John Advocate senior assisted by Ishaan Mukherjee, Pragati Banka, Arjun Parahar from the Asian law office.
Shalini Talwar (wife Yo Yo Honey Singh) was represented by Sandeep Limb, Sr.
Partners, Apoorva Pandey and GG Kashyap from Karanjawala & Co.
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Previously, the same court had issued a notification to singer Bollywood Yo Yo Honey Singh in a new application submitted by his wife who tried to hold it from creating third party rights on non-moving and moving assets owned by him or through his company in the UAE.
Shalini Talwar’s wife in a new application delivered that Honey Singh as the director of the world-famous rapper / singer / music for many shows and enforcement abroad, receive payments / remuneration in bank accounts abroad and for that purpose, he has included several companies abroad and also buy some property abroad.
The application states that Honey Singh has executed a general power of attorney on November 19, 2019, which is registered in the UAE (United Arab Emirates) which supports the Applicant / Shalini Talwar gives his rights and controls all of its mobile assets and does not move, located, located, located On all the assets that move and do not move.
in the UAE.
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The court heard a complaint case submitted against Bollywood singer by his wife under “Women’s Protection of the Household Violence”.
The request stated, “Dear Singh and others also criminally intimidating the applicant (wife), causing extreme coercion and torture.
The Petitioner (wife) has suffered extraordinary pain and injured from respondents throughout the marriage.
All events stated that the respondents have enjoyed Cruelty, physical, mental, sexual, economic and has greatly tortured the applicant’s wife.
Therefore the applicant’s wife has the right to compensation of ₹ 20 crores from respondents.
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The complainants urged the court to pass the protection order below section 18 women’s protection from the 2005 household violence and direct the singer to pay compensation based on the provisions of the ACT PWDV 2005 and to release stridhan and other materials.
He also tried to provide assistance to protection and police officers to him for the implementation and implementation of orders as he caused and against respondents.
Dear Singh to court: Will not sell UAE Villa
