Nagpur: The warning of respondents that their monetary disputes will not be permitted to influence public interest, the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Friday direct Larsen and Toubro and others to hold meetings in Mumbai to resolve problems peacefully.
“We direct the Nagpur City Development Corporation Limited (NSSCDCL) Chairperson, L & TI Chief Executive Officer and City-Based Officers and Maharashtra It Corporation to hold meetings in Mantalaya for discussing problems arising from reciprocal and reciprocal contractual liabilities.
It will be led by the Head of Secretary or Secretary of Additional Chief (Home), so that the right coordination among all the government departments concerned is confirmed, “the division bench consisting of Judge Sunil Shukre and Anil Kior.
While hearing two Suo Motu Pils (No.
5/2016 and No.
7/2019) Where Amicus Curiae Shread Bhandarkar cited media reports that all CCTV cameras stopped functioning after L & T Stopping the server for RS 135 Crore’s contribution recovery, Bench directed respondents Hold a meeting between July 26 and 30.
“If the meeting does not lead to solving the problem, the parties will be in Liberty to take another way for such drugs for the same settlement, as available in terms of contracts and law.
We must write it that HC It will not allow respondents to shed their Inter-Se disputes because payment / non-payment of the amount arising from the obligation to the contract to the public arena to influence public interest, “the judge said, before postponing the trial four weeks.