Rajpal Yadav: Supreme Court slams Rajpal Yadav for not complying with its orders of depositing Rs 5 crore in cheque bounce case, the actor gives only Rs 50 lakhs | Hindi Movie News
Rajpal Yadav has been in legal trouble for Rs 9 crore debt case and was even sentenced three months jail by the Supreme Court. The dispute dates back to 2010, when Rajpal Yadav borrowed close to Rs. 5 crore from a Delhi-based firm to finance his directorial debut, ‘Ata Pata Laapata’. The comedy film failed to perform as expected at the box office, leaving the actor unable to generate sufficient returns to repay the loan. Over time, the outstanding amount reportedly increased because of interest and additional charges, eventually reaching nearly Rs 9 crore.As per the hearing on September 15, the court had given interim relief and exempted from jail and was asked to deposit Rs 5 crore. However, as per the hearing which took place today, October 5, the actor has not complied by the court’s orders. Law Beat tweeted, “Supreme Court comes down heavily on Actor Rajpal Yadav for not complying with its directions to deposit Rs 5 Crore in Cheque Bounce Cases against him.Yadav’s counsel: A photocopy of demand draft of Rs 50 lakhs is placed before court…it will reach Delhi by tomorrow..CJI Surya Kant: ₹50 lakhs? Is this even genuine?Complainant: He is a film actor, he is acting here also..no respect for the institution..Yadav’s counsel: They are not poor..”The tweet further read, “Should we just give him what he deserves, a dismissal? This arrogance needs to be put in its right place..You should know when to open your mouth..Your place is in jail..”Yadav’s counsel further justified, “Banks were closed for 3-4 days..” to which the Supreme Court said, “You were given two weeks..You are out of time..you could have filed an IA seeking an extension..” The tweet further said, “Complainant: Total amount is Rs 7.5 crores..he should be liable for contempt..CJI: Let payment be made by tomorrow…list the matter day after tomorrow first item on board..”The matter will further be heard day after tomorrow.
