BEFORE THE
NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
NEW DELHI, BENCH –
IV, NEW DELHI.
I.A.
NO. ______ OF 2024.
IN
C.P. (IB)-___/ND/2022
IN THE MATTER OF :
____________________
PVT. LTD. .…. FINANCIAL CREDITOR
VERSUS
____________________. ….CORPORATE DEBTOR
AND IN THE MATTER OF:
____________________ …APPLICANT
VERSUS
____________________ .
& ANR. …RESPONDENTS
INDEX
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S.
NO. |
PARTICULARS |
PAGE NO. |
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1. |
Memo
of Parties |
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2. |
Letter
to Mention |
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3. |
Notice
of Motion |
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4. |
Application
for and on behalf of the Applicant/unit owner under Section 60(5)(c) of the
I&B Code, 2016 read with Rule 11 of the NCLT Rules, 2016 seeking
directions to the Respondents. Along with Affidavit & stamp paper |
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5. |
ANNEXURE A-1 (colly) Copy
of orders passed in I.A. ____________________dated 19.10.23 and ____________________ |
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6. |
ANNEXURE A-2 (colly) Copy
of the Agreement executed between the Corporate Debtor and the Applicant,
along with Letter of Possession issued by the Corporate Debtor |
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7. |
ANNEXURE A-3 (colly) Copy of consumption bills and payment receipts in
respect of the said property of the Applicant |
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8. |
ANNEXURE A-4 (colly) Copy of emails sent by the Applicant to the IRP
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9. |
ANNEXURE A-5 (colly) Copy
of the Arbitral Award dated __________ along with clarification award dated _______ |
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10. |
ANNEXURE A-6 (colly) Copy
of the Reply filed by the Corporate Debtor in I.A. _________ |
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11. |
ANNEXURE A-7 (colly) Copy
of Agreement dated _______ executed between the Respondent no. 1 and 2 |
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12. |
Vakalatnama |
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13. |
Proof
of Service |
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APPLICANT
THROUGH
____________________
ADVOCATE
____________________
Mobile: ____________________
Email: ____________________
BEFORE THE
NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
NEW DELHI, BENCH –
IV, NEW DELHI.
I.A.
NO. ______ OF 2024.
IN
C.P. (IB)-__/ND/2022
IN THE MATTER OF :
____________________
PVT. LTD. .….FINANCIAL CREDITOR
VERSUS
____________________. ….CORPORATE DEBTOR
AND IN THE MATTER OF:
____________________ …APPLICANT
VERSUS
____________________.
& ANR. …RESPONDENTS
MEMO
OF PARTIES
1. ____________________
------------------
VERSUS
1.
____________________.
_______-------------------
APPLICANT
THROUGH
____________________
ADVOCATE
____________________
Mobile: ____________________
Email: ____________________
BEFORE THE
NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
NEW DELHI, BENCH –
IV, NEW DELHI.
I.A. NO. ______ OF
2024.
IN
C.P. (IB)-__/ND/2022
IN THE MATTER OF :
____________________
PVT. LTD. .….FINANCIAL CREDITOR
VERSUS
____________________. ….CORPORATE DEBTOR
AND IN THE MATTER OF:
____________________ …APPLICANT
VERSUS
____________________. & ANR. …RESPONDENTS
LETTER
OF MENTION
Sir,
The enclosed interlocutory application in
the aforesaid matter has been filed on behalf of the Applicant/unit owner under
Section 60(5)(c) of the I&B Code, 2016 read with Rule 11 of the NCLT Rules,
2016 seeking directions to the Respondents.
It
may kindly be listed at the earliest as per the convenience of the Hon’ble
Tribunal.
APPLICANT
THROUGH
____________________
ADVOCATE
____________________
Mobile: ____________________
Email: ____________________
BEFORE THE
NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
NEW DELHI, BENCH –
IV, NEW DELHI.
I.A.
NO. ______ OF 2024.
IN
C.P. (IB)-____/ND/2022
IN THE MATTER OF :
____________________
PVT. LTD. .….FINANCIAL CREDITOR
VERSUS
____________________. ….CORPORATE DEBTOR
AND IN THE MATTER OF:
____________________ …APPLICANT
VERSUS
____________________.
& ANR. …RESPONDENTS
NOTICE
OF MOTION
To,
The
Registrar
The
National Company Law Tribunal
The party named above
requests the Tribunal to grant the following relief:
a. An
order allowing the present application;
b. An
order directing the Respondent no. 1 to waive of its right seeking registration
of the unit/Basement-I, having area around 1937.50 sq. ____________________,
Delhi-________n its favour from the Respondent no. 2;
c. An
order directing the Applicant/unit owner to directly make payment of/towards
the applicable registration charges, stamp duty and other applicable charges towards
the registration of the sale deeds of/for/pertaining to its unit/Basement-I having
area around ______ sq. ft., at Plot No. ___, _____ Community Centre,
Delhi-110092 with the concerned government authority/entity/party
and
to seek/get the appointment with/of the concerned Sub-Registrar for the purpose
of registration of the sale deed;
d. An
order directing the Respondent no. 2 to execute the sale deeds
of/for/pertaining to unit/Basement-I having area around 1937.50
sq. ____________________, Delhi-110092 directly in favour
of/towards the Applicant herein, and further be present before the concerned
Sub-Registrar for the purpose of registration of the same;
OR,
IN ALTERNATIVE
An order
appointing a Local Commissioner to directly execute the sale deed on behalf of
the Respondent no. 2 of/for/pertaining to unit/Basement-I having
area around 1937.50 sq. ____________________, Delhi-110092 in
favour of/towards the Applicant herein, and further be present before the
concerned Sub-Registrar for the purpose of registration of the same; and
e. Such
other and further orders as this Hon’ble Tribunal may deem fit and proper in
the facts and circumstances of the case.
APPLICANT
THROUGH
____________________
ADVOCATE
____________________
Mobile: ____________________
Email: ____________________
BEFORE THE
NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
NEW DELHI, BENCH –
IV, NEW DELHI.
I.A.
NO. ______ OF 2024.
IN
C.P. (IB)-____/ND/2022
IN THE MATTER OF :
____________________
PVT. LTD. .….FINANCIAL CREDITOR
VERSUS
____________________. ….CORPORATE DEBTOR
AND IN THE MATTER OF:
____________________ …APPLICANT
VERSUS
____________________.
& ANR. …RESPONDENTS
APPLICATION FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE APPLICANT UNDER SECTION 60(5)(C) OF THE I&B CODE, 2016 READ WITH RULE 11 OF THE NCLT RULES, 2016 SEEKING DIRECTIONS TO THE RESPONDENTS
PPLICATION FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE APPLICANT UNDER SECTION 60(5)(C) OF THE I&B CODE, 2016 READ WITH RULE 11 OF THE NCLT RULES, 2016 SEEKING DIRECTIONS TO THE RESPONDENTS
MOST RESPECTFULLY
SHOWETH:-
A. That
the present application has been filed by the Applicant/unit owner under
Section 60(5)(c) of the I&B Code, 2016 read with Rule 11 of the NCLT Rules,
2016 seeking appropriate directions from this Hon’ble Tribunal to the
Respondents herein for the purpose of ensuring justice and to seek remedy to
the difficulties being faced by the Applicant herein.
B. That
the Applicant herein purchased the Basement-I having area around 1937.50
sq. ____________________, Delhi-110092 (hereinafter to be referred to as the
“Unit” or “Basement-I”) from the Corporate Debtor, however, despite making
payment of the complete consideration amount (by or before the year 2009
itself) and despite being in possession of the said Unit (for a period
of more than 12 years) the sale deed has neither been executed nor
registered in its favour, hence, the said application has been filed by the
Applicant herein for the purpose of seeking directions to the Respondents.
C. That
the Applicant herein had also made/advanced representations to the Corporate
Debtor (including the Ld. RP) for the purpose of the same, however, to
no success, hence, the present application has been filed.
D. That
the present application has been filed seeking appropriate directions from this
Hon’ble Tribunal in lieu of the fact that:
i.
The said Applicant has already made
payment of the complete consideration amount to the Corporate Debtor herein,
and the same being an admitted factum by the Corporate Debtor;
ii.
The said Applicant is already in
possession of the said Unit, and the same being an admitted factum by the Corporate
Debtor;
iii.
The Corporate Debtor has admitted the
factum of the Applicant herein being the owner of the said Unit;
iv.
The Respondent no. 2 is under an
obligation to execute and register the sale deed in favour of the Corporate
Debtor, and subsequently, the said Corporate Debtor is to further execute and
register the sale deed in favour of the Applicant herein (this being the
current arrangement between the parties resulting to which till date the said
process has not been concluded);
v.
That the Corporate Debtor is under
CIRP process, hence, the Corporate Debtor already being in a financial crunch
would not be in a position to make payment of respective stamp duty &
registration charges, hence, no purpose would be served if the Corporate Debtor
is to first make payment of the registration charges to get said Unit
registered in its favour when subsequently the same has to be eventually
registered and transferred in the name of the Applicant herein; and
vi.
The Applicant herein is the end
beneficiary, hence, considering the present financial position of the Corporate
Debtor and to further avoid any delay and/or additional rounds of litigation
and/or hindrance etc., it would be beneficial for all the parties if the Corporate
Debtor is directed to waive off its right to seek registration from the
Respondent no. 2, and further the said Respondent no.2 is to directly execute
the said sale deed for the Unit in favour of the Applicant directly, and
the Applicant herein to directly make payment of the stamp duty, registration charges etc. with the concerned
authority/entity.
E. That
resulting out of certain disputes/issues between the Corporate Debtor and the
Respondent no. 2 (including but not limited to disputes pertaining to
conversion charges etc.), the sale deed could not be executed in favour of
the Applicant. That the Respondent no. 2 is an under an obligation to execute the
sale deed for Unit in “___________, New Delhi-110092” (hereinafter
to be referred to as “Tower” and/or “V4 Tower”) in
favour of the Corporate Debtor, and subsequent to the same the said Corporate
Debtor is to further execute the sale deed for the said Unit in favour of the
Applicant.
F. That
it is pertinent to mention that the Corporate Debtor is now undergoing CIRP
process and is already in a financial crunch position, hence, if complying
with/by the above-mentioned scenario; then the Corporate Debtor would have to
make necessary expenses and make payment of stamp duty, registration charges
etc. (amounting to the tune of lakhs) for the purpose of firstly getting
the said Unit registered in its name, and once being done it would have to
further execute the required sale deed in favour of the Applicant herein,
hence, in lieu of the same huge monetary consideration/resources would be
utilized of the Corporate Debtor and that being without any gain/advantage
to/of the Corporate Debtor as the said Unit has to be eventually
transferred/registered to/under the name of the Applicant.
G. That
the registration charges and the stamp duty etc. would have to be paid by the
Corporate Debtor despite the fact that once it is done in its favour then it
has to further execute sale deed, hence, no fruitful purpose would be achieved,
and monetary loss would be caused to the Corporate Debtor. That through the
medium of the present application the Applicant herein seeks permission from
this Hon’ble Tribunal to direct the Respondent no. 1 to waive off its right to
seek the registration of the said Unit in its favour, and to further direct the
Respondent no. 2 to directly execute the sale deed in favour of the Applicant
herein. In addition to passing of the direction to the Applicant to make
payment of the required registration charges, stamp duty etc. directly to/with
the concerned government authority/entity; by this huge amount of monetary
consideration of the Corporate Debtor would be saved/reserved, and this being
one of the sole objectives of the CIRP, further, the grievances of the
Applicant would also be resolved in lieu of the fact that the said Unit would
have been transferred to/under the name of the Applicant.
H. That
the present application has been filed before this Hon’ble Court with the
purpose of providing the required remedy and justice to the Applicant, as well
as for the purpose of preserving the assets of the Corporate Debtor.
I. That
in narrative, it is pertinent to mention that:
1.
That the Respondent no. 2 (hereinafter
also to be referred to as the “Allottee”), being a bidder at the
auction held by the Delhi Development Authority on __________, was declared the
highest bidder, and the said bid was accepted vide letter dated _________
bearing no. ___________ with right to sell being given to the said Allottee.
That the said Allottee was, in lieu of the Perpetual Lease Deed dated ______
registered as Document No. _______ in additional book no. I, Volume No. ____ on
page no. 45 to 54 dated ______ in office of Sub-Registrar -VII, INA, given the
possession of commercial plot of land measuring 360 sq. mtrs. situated at
Community Centre, Karkardooma, Delhi-110092, as well as the right to sell the
same.
2.
The said Allottee got approved the
building plan for construction of a commercial complex named “_______” on the
said piece of land, and for development of the said land, entered into a Development
Agreement dated _________ (hereinafter to be referred to as “Development
Agreement”) with M/s ____________________. (hereinafter to be
referred to as “Corporate Debtor”).
3.
That accordingly, the said “V4 Tower” was
duly constructed and developed by the Corporate Debtor, and resulting out of
the same, Occupancy Certificate vide letter dated ________ bearing no. F-___________
was issued in favour of Allottee resulting out of the construction and
development being duly completed by the Corporate Debtor.
4.
That the Corporate Debtor had purchased
the complete basement at Plot No. ___, Community Centre, Karkardooma, Delhi
measuring super around _________ sq. ft. and covered area of 2796 sq. ft.
(hereinafter the “Basement”) from the Respondent no. 2 vide Space Buyer
Agreement dated __________. That subsequent to the said purchase, the said
Corporate Debtor divided the said Basement into two portions, the Unit herein
having super area of 1937.50 sq. ft. (known as Basement-I) and Basement-II
having super area of around 1400 sq. ft.
5.
That representing to be the complete owner
of the said Basement, the Unit (being Basement-I) was sold by the said
Corporate Debtor to the Applicant herein vide Agreement to Sell dated _______
(hereinafter the “ATS”) for a considering amount of Rs. ________/- (the said
amount being paid vide cheques dated ______, and the same being an admitted
factum by the said Corporate Debtor), and after receipt of the complete
consideration amount only the said ATS was executed by the Corporate Debtor
with the Applicant, and further the said Corporate Debtor had also issued a
possession letter (dated ______) to the Applicant also confirming its
possession.
6.
That starting from _______, the said
Applicant has been in continuous, uninterrupted and exclusive possession of the
said Unit without any hindrance of any manner from anyone. That the complete
building, being ___________, Community Centre, Karkardooma, Delhi-______ was a
leasehold property, hence, the sale deed was not executed in favour of the
Applicant, and the said ATS was only executed.
7.
That with time when the said Tower was
converted to a freehold property, the Applicant made numerous requests to the
said Corporate Debtor seeking registration of the sale deed (and it was always
assured that the same shall be done shortly, however, to no success), and
with time numerous other unit owners (in the said Tower) had filed
appropriate cases before Hon’ble Karkardooma Court against the Corporate Debtor
and the Respondent no. 2 seeking the registration of sale deeds, however, the
matter was never adjudicated/concluded.
8.
That it is pertinent to mention that in
lieu of certain ongoing disputes between the Respondent no. 2 and the Corporate
Debtor, the sale deeds were never executed in favour of the respective parties
resulting to the fact that the sale deeds were to be firstly executed by the
Respondent no. 2 in favour of Corporate Debtor, and then the said Corporate Debtor
had to execute sale deeds in favour of the respective owners (including the
Applicant herein).
9.
That amongst the several disputes
between the Respondent no. 2 and the Corporate Debtor,
one of the said dispute
was related to the said
complete Basement as the Respondent no. 2 had arbitrarily canceled/terminated
the Space Buyer Agreement dated ______ (being
the agreement vide which the said Respondent no. 2 had sold the complete
Basement to the Corporate Debtor), and accordingly the Corporate Debtor had
initiated arbitration proceedings in respect of the said alleged termination (along with other reliefs/claims).
10. That vide award dated ______ (hereinafter the “Award”)
the Ld. Arbitrator had adjudicated (amongst
other reliefs/directions) that:
a.
The termination by the Respondent no. 2 of the Space
Buyer Agreement dated _____ was illegal and void;
b.
The Respondent no. 2 was directed to execute a sale deed of
the basement in favour of the Corporate Debtor on the Corporate Debtor paying
to the Respondent no. 2 at time of
registration of sale deed Rs. _______/- as charges of conversion of leasehold
to freehold and the Corporate Debtor would prepare all the necessary papers for
executing of sale deed and incur all expenses in that regard and thereafter is the Respondent no. 2 fails to execute the sale deed then the Registrar
of Delhi High Court or his nominee shall execute the sale deed and get it registered on behalf of the Corporate Debtor and he shall be paid Rs. _______/- the Respondent
no. 2 as his fee.
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11. That it is pertinent to mention that the said Award was neither
ever challenged by the said Respondent no. 2 nor any clarification of any
manner whatsoever was sought, hence, the said Award attained finality,
therefore, as per the said Award it was categorically held that the neither the
Space Buyer Agreement dated ______ (vide
which the Corporate Debtor became owner
of the said Basement) was ever violated by the Corporate
Debtor (hence, the sale in year 2007 to the Corporate
Debtor being still subsisting and valid), nor that the said Basement
was property of the Respondent no. 2, hence, the only
condition for execution of sale deed imposed on the Corporate Debtor was the payment
of the conversion charges.
12. That
neither the said relief was a time-bound relief, nor any conditional relief was
granted, therefore, in no manner whatsoever it could have been
interpreted/understood that if the said Corporate Debtor fails to make payment of the said conversion charges, then the said
right seeking execution of sale deed would be lost/ or that the said Basement
would become the property of the Respondent no. 2.
13.
The with time the said Corporate Debtor
was declared insolvent by the Hon’ble NCLT, and accordingly with time the said
unit owners (who had filed cases against the Respondent no. 2 and the Corporate
Debtor seeking registration of sale deed in the Hon’ble Karkardooma Court)
had filed an application bearing no. I.A. ___ of 2023 (hereinafter the “NCLT
Application”) before the Hon’ble NCLT seeking the relief of registration of
sale deeds. That in the said NCLT Application notice has already been issued by
this Hon’ble Tribunal to the Corporate Debtor and the Respondent no. 2,
furthermore, the Corporate Debtor (through the Ld. RP) has filed its
reply wherein it has already agreed to the said factum/proposition of waiving
off its right to get the said registration of the other units in its favour,
and has agreed to have the same being directly registered in favour the
respective unit owners.
14. That
simple understanding being “as and when the said payment is made then the said Respondent
no. 2 will execute the sale
deed”, and if not being done then (taking
the best-case scenario of the Respondent no. 2 and without prejudice to the
rights of the Applicant) the said Respondent no. 2 would be liable to seek interest
etc. upon the due conversion charges as and when the said sale deed is executed
by the Respondent no. 2 of/towards the said Basement from the
Corporate Debtor. However, now given the fact that the Corporate Debtor is in
insolvency proceedings, hence, the said Respondent no. 2 can only file its
claim before the Ld. RP (if not already filed) seeking payment of the
said due amount (as passed vide the Award), and is obligated to get the
registration done in favour of the Applicant herein (with the Corporate
Debtor waiving off its right seeking registration in its favour first).
J. That
it is pertinent to mention that the Corporate Debtor is now undergoing the CIRP
process and is already in a financial crunch position, hence, if complying
with/by the above-mentioned scenario; then the Corporate Debtor would have to
make necessary expenses and make payment of stamp duty etc. for the purpose of
firstly getting the said Unit registered in its name, and once being done it
would have to further execute the required sale deeds in favour of the
Applicant, hence, in lieu of the same
huge monetary consideration/resources would be utilized of the Corporate Debtor
and that being without any gain/advantage to/of the Corporate Debtor.
K.
That in lieu of the above-mentioned facts and circumstances, and further relying upon Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act read
with the judgment
of the Hon’ble Supreme Court passed in the matter titled as “___________”
dated _______ the transfer, as well as the sale, had duly taken place, and the
only obligation being upon the Corporate Debtor was to execute
and register a sale deed to the said effect in favour of the said
Applicant (being bonafide purchaser), and neither the said Basement can be termed
to be the property of the Judgement Debtor nor of any third party,
hence, the present application seeking appropriate directions to the effect of
the same.
L. That
no other and/or similar application has been filed by the Applicant herein and/or
is pending before this Tribunal under Section 60(5)(c) of the I&B Code,
2016 for/pertaining to the said Unit, however, other unit owners have already
filed an application bearing no. _____ of 2023 before the Hon’ble NCLT seeking
the relief of registration of sale deeds. That in the said NCLT Application
notice has already been issued by this Hon’ble Tribunal to the Corporate Debtor
and the Respondent no. 2, furthermore, the Corporate Debtor (through the Ld.
RP) has filed its reply wherein it has already agreed to the said
factum/proposition of waiving off its right to get the said registration of the
other units in its favour, and has agreed to have the same being directly
registered in favour the respective unit owners
M. That
the present application is bonafide in nature, and in the interest of justice,
further, the Applicant has paid the required fees against the filing of the
present application, and undertakes to pay any additional fees, if required and
directed. That no prejudice shall be caused if the present application is
allowed.
PRAYER
In
the facts and circumstances mentioned above, the Applicant herein prays that
this Hon’ble Tribunal may be pleased to pass:
a. An
order allowing the present application;
b. An
order directing the Respondent no. 1 to waive of its right seeking registration
of the unit/Basement-I, having area around 1937.50 sq. ____________________,
Delhi-110092 in its favour from the Respondent no. 2;
c. An
order directing the Applicant/unit owner to directly make payment of/towards
the applicable registration charges, stamp duty and other applicable charges
towards the registration of the sale deeds of/for/pertaining to its
unit/Basement-I having area around 1937.50 sq. ____________________,
Delhi-110092 with the concerned government
authority/entity/party and to seek/get the appointment with/of
the concerned Sub-Registrar for the purpose of registration of the sale deed;
d. An
order directing the Respondent no. 2 to execute the sale deeds
of/for/pertaining to unit/Basement-I having area around 1937.50
sq. ____________________, Delhi-110092 directly in favour of/towards
the Applicant herein, and further be present before the concerned Sub-Registrar
for the purpose of registration of the same;
OR, IN ALTERNATIVE
An order
appointing a Local Commissioner to directly execute the sale deed on behalf of
the Respondent no. 2 of/for/pertaining to unit/Basement-I having
area around _____ sq. ____________________, Delhi-110092 in
favour of/towards the Applicant herein, and further be present before the
concerned Sub-Registrar for the purpose of registration of the same;
and
e. Such
other and further orders as this Hon’ble Tribunal may deem fit and proper in
the facts and circumstances of the case.
APPLICANT
THROUGH
____________________
ADVOCATES
____________________
Mobile: ____________________
Email: ____________________
BEFORE THE
NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
NEW DELHI, BENCH –
IV, NEW DELHI.
I.A.
NO. ______ OF 2024.
IN
C.P. (IB)-___/ND/2022
IN THE MATTER OF :
____________________
PVT. LTD. .….FINANCIAL CREDITOR
VERSUS
____________________. ….CORPORATE DEBTOR
AND IN THE MATTER OF:
____________________ …APPLICANT
VERSUS
____________________.
& ANR. …RESPONDENTS
AFFIDAVIT OF ____________________,
S/O SH. __________ __, R/O _________, GURGAON, WHO DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AFFIRM
AND DECLARE AS UNDER:
1. That
I, the Deponent, am the Applicant in the above-said application, hence, as such
I am competent and well conversant with the facts of the present case.
2. That
the accompanying application has been prepared by my advocate under my
instructions, and is based on the information and documentation provided by me.
That I say that the contents mentioned in Para A to L of the said application
herein are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION
Verified
at _______ on ___ this day of July, 2024 that the contents of the above
affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and
nothing material has been concealed therefrom.
DEPONENT