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Magistrate Court to Hear ₹140 Crore Guruashish Fraud Case

MUMBAI: A special court has transferred the Rs 140 crore cheating and conspiracy case involving Guruashish Construction and its directors to the magistrate’s court. This decision comes after the CBI was unable to provide evidence implicating any public servants. Special judge B.Y. Phad stated, “Since no public servants are included as accused in the chargesheet, this special court lacks the necessary jurisdiction to proceed with the matter or acknowledge the IPC offences against private individuals independently, as none of them fall under the Prevention of Corruption Act.” The investigation into Guruashish Construction, along with Rakeshkumar Wadhwan, Sarang Wadhawan, and Housing…

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Land Shortages Fuel Strategic Acquisitions through Bankruptcy

As land availability tightens and competition grows in India’s major cities, strategic buyers are increasingly using the corporate insolvency resolution process under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code to acquire urban real estate. This framework is becoming crucial in facilitating ownership changes and land consolidation in areas with limited supply, a trend reflected in various recent rulings by bankruptcy tribunals nationwide. Data from the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India indicates that by the end of September, 8,659 companies had entered insolvency proceedings, with around 1,905 being real estate companies. Of these, approximately 1,472 have received resolution plans from prospective buyers,…