Delhi Gymkhana Club Lease Dispute: No Forcible Takeover Before June 5, Says Government
Delhi Gymkhana Club row: Centre tells HC no forcible takeover before June 5, alternate accommodation possible
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The Indian government assured the Delhi High Court that there will be no forcible takeover of the Delhi Gymkhana Club before June 5, 2023. The Centre offered the club the option to vacate voluntarily and mentioned that alternate accommodation could be provided as part of the lease termination process.
- 01The Centre informed the Delhi High Court that no forcible takeover will occur before June 5, 2023.
- 02Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated that the club has the option to vacate voluntarily.
- 03The government is empowered to determine the lease under the terms of the deed, including possible compensation.
- 04Senior advocate Kapil Sibal requested an urgent hearing for the club's elected body alongside a pending petition.
- 05Concerns were raised about the current management of the club by government nominees.
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On Tuesday, the Indian government informed the Delhi High Court that there will be no forcible takeover of the Delhi Gymkhana Club premises before June 5, 2023. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Centre and the Land & Development Office (L&DO), stated that the club has been given the option to vacate voluntarily before this date. He emphasized that the process would adhere to legal protocols, and the government is authorized to determine the lease based on the lease agreement's terms. Mehta mentioned that compensation could be addressed separately and that alternate accommodation might be offered. The court hearing included pleas related to the ongoing dispute over the club, with senior advocate Kapil Sibal advocating for the club's elected body to have their case heard alongside an existing petition. Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the management of the club by government-appointed nominees, to which Mehta responded that the committee had raised objections in the interest of all members.
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The resolution of the Delhi Gymkhana Club dispute may affect its members and the club's operations.
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