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Supreme Court forms panel to inspect Rathore's Gurugram flat

The apex court directed the committee to give its report in 2 weeks, look into the allegations made by the MoS for I&B

Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

Col Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

Press Trust of India New Delhi
Supreme Court on Wednesday appointed a two-member lawyers' panel to inspect the facilities at the flat of minister of state Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore in Parsvnath Developers' Exotica project in Gurugram, after he claimed it was "uninhabitable".

A bench of judges Dipak Misra and Amitava Roy formed the lawyers' committee after Rathore's counsel complained that the flat, which the apex court had earlier directed the real estate firm to be handed over to him, was "uninhabitable".

The court directed the committee to give its report in two weeks and look into the allegations made by the minister of state for information and broadcasting.
 
The counsel for Rathore said the flat that was allotted to him did not have access to common facilities of the project as was shown in the site map at the time of booking.

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First Published: Nov 10 2016 | 3:21 AM IST

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