Bombay High Court Issues Non-Bailable Warrant Against Libas Fashion Designer Riyaz Ganji
HC issues non-bailable warrant against fashion designer Ganji of Libas brand over pending dues
Hindustan Times
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The Bombay High Court has issued a non-bailable warrant against Riyaz Ganji, the Managing Director of Libas Designs Ltd, over unpaid dues and alleged non-disclosure of assets. The court criticized Ganji's absence and ordered police to ensure his presence at the next hearing on April 27.
- 01The Bombay High Court issued a non-bailable warrant against Riyaz Ganji for contempt of court.
- 02Ganji failed to appear in court despite being ordered to do so.
- 03The case involves unpaid dues related to Libas' franchisee store in Ludhiana, Punjab.
- 04The court found Ganji's asset disclosures vague and insufficient.
- 05Ganji and his company are prohibited from disposing of any assets until further notice.
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The Bombay High Court, in a ruling dated April 2, has issued a non-bailable warrant against Riyaz Ganji, the Managing Director of Libas Designs Ltd, due to his failure to disclose assets and pay dues. The court expressed that Ganji deserves 'no sympathy or mercy' for his conduct, particularly noting his absence from court despite being directed to attend. The case stems from a dispute involving Libas' franchisee store in Grand Walk Mall, Ludhiana, Punjab, where the brand allegedly exited without fulfilling its contractual obligations. The petitioner, GS Majestic Developers Pvt Ltd, contended that Ganji and his company did not provide adequate details about their assets, which hindered legal proceedings. The court has mandated police to ensure Ganji's presence at the next hearing on April 27 and has restrained him and his company from dealing with any assets until further orders.
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The court's ruling could affect the operations of Libas and its financial dealings, potentially impacting employees and stakeholders.
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