In her plea before trial court, the woman, an ex-British player, had sought direction to the police to lodge an FIR in the case. The trial court had allowed her plea after which Singh had approached the high court.
Justice Vipin Sanghi, who had earlier granted an interim stay, today said that the lower court would hear afresh her matter and pass a fresh order.
On October 14, the high court had granted interim stay on the proceedings before the trial court till today.
It had also issued notice to the former under-19 British hockey player and Delhi Police seeking their stand on Singh's plea.
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Singh, who is facing allegations of sexual harassment, exploitation, mental, physical and emotional torture made by his estranged girlfriend, had submitted before the high court that the trial court did not give him a chance to be heard and no notice was issued before passing the order.
The allegations levelled against Singh by the woman also includes charges of attempt to murder, causing miscarriage without consent and criminal intimidation.
In her complaint, she has alleged that the hockey player had established physical relation on the false promise of marriage and was also involved with other women.
She has also alleged that Singh would beat her up, and refused to accept responsibility after she conceived and pressurised the complainant to undergo an abortion.
Singh had earlier denied all the allegations levelled against him by the British hockey player of Indian origin.
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