Quick Summary: Ashish Kapoor, who is renting a property, was given 15 more days by the court to move out after previously delaying the process. Judge Girish Kathpalia made it clear that no more extensions would be given.
Ashish Kapoor was ordered by the court to leave a property. The court had issued new orders to take back the property because Kapoor and his family had previously blocked the process. The local police were even involved to make sure the order was followed.
The court had ordered new instructions for taking back the property. This meant that if Kapoor didn't move out, the authorities could break open locks or remove any obstacles. The court was serious about making sure the order was followed.
"New orders for taking back the property were given with instructions to the local police to help break open locks or remove any obstacles."
Kapoor's lawyer asked for more time to move out. During the court session, Kapoor, who was there, promised to leave the property within 15 days. Judge Girish Kathpalia agreed to this request but was firm about not allowing any more delays.
"Kapoor, who was in the courtroom, promised to leave the property within 15 days from today."
The court decided not to act on the orders until November 30, 2025. However, if Kapoor failed to move out by then, the orders would be enforced. The judge made it clear that this was Kapoor's last chance to follow the rules.
"No more chances will be given to Kapoor."
The court's decision was written down and a copy was given to Kapoor. This ensures that everyone understands the deadline and what will happen if the rules are not followed.
