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NCLT stays demolition of erstwhile Hyderabad Stock Exchange property

Tribunal's decision based on plea filed before it, questioning credibility of property sale deed

A judge hitting gavel with paper at wooden table. (Photo: Shutterstock)
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A judge hitting gavel with paper at wooden table. (Photo: Shutterstock)

BS Reporter Hyderabad
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) at Hyderabad has issued an interim order to stop demolition of erstwhile Hyderabad Stock Exchange (HSE) building in Somajiguda.
The six-storeyed building was lying vacant for many years until Boorugu Ravi Kumar of Boorugu Infra Projects (BIPPL) and Shiva Kumar Komaravelli from Hyderabad Securities and Enterprises (HSEL) signed a term sheet to purchase the 17,700-sq yard Somajiguda premises for Rs 124 crore in August 2016. This was after majority of the shareholders voted via postal ballot, to sell the property at that price.
Later Ram Swaroop Agrawal, along with 15 members, filed a petition before

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