Supreme Court Today (Sep 1) took up a case on noise pollution from Aircrafts at Delhi’s IGI Airport. Petitioners may now approach the NGT for speedy action.
Today, On 21st January, The Supreme Court dismissed a plea challenging the High Court’s decision to quash the FIR against BJP MPs in an airport violation case. However, a bench of Justices A S Oka and Manmohan allowed the state government to send the evidence from the investigation to the authorized officer.
The Supreme Court questioned the Jharkhand government’s handling of a case against BJP MPs Dubey and Tiwari, accused of pressuring ATC for flight clearance. The court reserved judgment on an appeal challenging the High Court’s quashing of the FIR. It emphasized the need for specialized procedures under the Aircraft Act, which the MPs’ defense labeled politically motivated.
The Delhi High Court directed SpiceJet to comply with a UK court order to return two leased aircraft and three engines to TWC Aviation Capital, emphasizing the enforceability of international legal rulings. The decision stems from a legal dispute over lease agreements and non-payment of dues, with SpiceJet facing legal consequences for failing to adhere to the UK court’s orders.
Today,26th April, The Delhi High Court ruled in favor of aircraft lessors, mandating the de-registration of leased planes and prohibiting Go First Airlines from operating them. The court also imposed restrictions on the airline’s Resolution Professional and directed them to maintain transparency. This decision addresses the complexities of insolvency proceedings in the aviation industry amidst contractual disputes.