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Business Standard New Delhi
The court case between Sahara and the Sebi over an optionally fully convertible debenture scheme has created more than its share of entertainment, what with the eloquent full-page advertisements that the Uttar Pradesh-based group periodically puts out protesting its innocence. But there is a fair amount of entertainment in the court as well. Submitting the title deeds worth an estimated Rs 20,000 crore before the court, Sahara counsel C A Sundaram said he had ensured that the order has been complied with in spirit, if not in letter. To which Judge J S Khehar asked poker-faced, "Morning spirit or evening spirit?" "Morning spirit, my lord," a smiling Sundaram clarified, as the court burst into laughter.
 

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First Published: Dec 12 2013 | 9:05 PM IST

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