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Ansals' Allowed To Go To Trial Court To De-Seal Delhi's Uphaar Cinema Hall
The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed Ansal Theaters and Clubotels Private Ltd, whose former directors were real estate barons Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal, to move the trial court for de-sealing of Uphaar cinema hall.
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Uphaar Cinema Fire: Supreme Court Sets Aside Proceedings Against Ex-Senior Cop
The Supreme Court on Thursday quashed the trial court proceedings against former IPS officer Amod Kanth in the 1997 Uphaar fire tragedy case over lack of sanction for his prosecution.
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Supreme Court Seeks Status Of Hospital To Be Built With Fine In Uphaar Case
The Supreme Court on Friday sought to know from Delhi government about the status of construction of second trauma Centre at Dwarka here out of Rs 60 crores deposited as fine by real estate barons Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal, convicted for negligence in 1997 Uphaar theatre fire tragedy case.
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Supreme Court Delivers Justice When There Is Public Outrage: Petitioner In Uphaar Cinema Case
"The Supreme Court delivers justice only when there is a public outrage or a media campaign", a despondent Neelam Krishnamoorthy said as the Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed the curative petition filed by an association of the victims of the 1997 Uphaar cinema fire tragedy case, sparing the Ansal brothers further jail term.
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Uphaar Fire: No Further Jail Term For Ansals, Supreme Court Rejects Plea
A plea by the families of those who died in a fire at south Delhi's Uphaar theatre in 1997 to reopen the case has been dismissed by the Supreme Court. An association of the families had sought more jail time for the entrepreneur brothers Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal for negligence, leading to the horrific fire that killed 59, an incident that later...
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Uphaar Cinema Fire Case: Gopal Ansal Makes Last Ditch Effort To Avoid Jail, Appeals To President
Failing to get any leeway from the Supreme Court in the Uphaar cinema fire case, real estate baron Gopal Ansal -- who has to serve seven months in jail -- has now appealed to the President for relief.
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Uphaar Cinema Fire Tragedy: Builder Gopal Ansal Living On Charity, Claims Lawyer. Request Refused
There is no getting away from jail for real estate tycoon Gopal Ansal, sentenced to a one-year jail term for the 1997 fire in Uphaar cinema fire that killed 59 people, the Supreme Court decided on Thursday. The top court ordered him to surrender by March 20. He will have to spend seven months behind bars since he had already spent four months in Ti...
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Uphaar Case: Real Estate Baron Gopal Ansal Fails To Get Immediate Relief In Supreme Court
Real estate baron Gopal Ansal yet again failed to get immediate relief today from the Supreme Court which said it would order listing of his appeal on March 6 in the Uphaar fire tragedy case.
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To Stay Out Of Jail, Gopal Ansal Tells Supreme Court, 'I Am Old, Ill Too'
The Supreme Court will hear on Friday a plea by Gopal Ansal, 69, owner of the Uphaar cinema where 59 people were killed in a fire, to seek parity with his elder brother who was spared a jail term earlier this month because of his age. The top court had, on February 9, held the two brothers guilty of causing death due to negligence but only sentence...
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In Uphaar Cinema Tragedy, Supreme Court Orders Jail For Builder Gopal Ansal
The Ansal brothers, real estate barons who built and operated Delhi's Uphaar cinema, are guilty of causing death due to negligence and one of them must go to jail within four weeks, the Supreme Court ruled today. Gopal Ansal, 69, has been given a year-long sentence; he has been given a month to surrender and be moved to prison, judges said. Sushil ...
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Will Ansals Only Pay Fine In Uphaar Case? Supreme Court To Decide Today
The Supreme Court will decide today whether to reconsider its November 2015 judgment, imposing a hefty fine payable within three months or a two-year jail term to Ansal brothers in the 1997 Uphaar tragedy, in which 59 people died during a fire at the cinema hall in posh South Delhi.
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Uphaar Cinema Case: Ansals Assure Court They Will Not Leave Country
Real estate barons Sushil and Gopal Ansal today assured the Supreme Court that they will not leave India till it commences hearing on the plea of the victims' association of the 1997 Uphaar fire tragedy seeking review of its 2015 verdict.
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Ansal Brothers Move Supreme Court For Desealing Of Delhi's Uphaar Theatre
Real estate barons Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal today moved Supreme Court seeking the de-sealing of the Uphaar cinema hall where 59 people had lost their lives in 1997 in a fire during the screening of a movie.
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Uphaar Case: Supreme Court Assures Of Early Open Court Hearing
The Supreme Court today assured the Association of Victims of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) that it will accord an early open court hearing of its plea seeking review of its 2015 verdict by which real estate barons Sushil and Gopal Ansal were required to serve two-year jail term if they failed to pay Rs 30 crore each.
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Uphaar Fire: Supreme Court Agrees To Reconsider Jail For Ansals
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Uphaar case once again on sentencing Ansal brothers in the 1997 Uphaar cinema tragedy.
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Ansals' Allowed To Go To Trial Court To De-Seal Delhi's Uphaar Cinema Hall
The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed Ansal Theaters and Clubotels Private Ltd, whose former directors were real estate barons Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal, to move the trial court for de-sealing of Uphaar cinema hall.
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Uphaar Cinema Fire: Supreme Court Sets Aside Proceedings Against Ex-Senior Cop
The Supreme Court on Thursday quashed the trial court proceedings against former IPS officer Amod Kanth in the 1997 Uphaar fire tragedy case over lack of sanction for his prosecution.
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Supreme Court Seeks Status Of Hospital To Be Built With Fine In Uphaar Case
The Supreme Court on Friday sought to know from Delhi government about the status of construction of second trauma Centre at Dwarka here out of Rs 60 crores deposited as fine by real estate barons Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal, convicted for negligence in 1997 Uphaar theatre fire tragedy case.
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Supreme Court Delivers Justice When There Is Public Outrage: Petitioner In Uphaar Cinema Case
"The Supreme Court delivers justice only when there is a public outrage or a media campaign", a despondent Neelam Krishnamoorthy said as the Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed the curative petition filed by an association of the victims of the 1997 Uphaar cinema fire tragedy case, sparing the Ansal brothers further jail term.
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Uphaar Fire: No Further Jail Term For Ansals, Supreme Court Rejects Plea
A plea by the families of those who died in a fire at south Delhi's Uphaar theatre in 1997 to reopen the case has been dismissed by the Supreme Court. An association of the families had sought more jail time for the entrepreneur brothers Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal for negligence, leading to the horrific fire that killed 59, an incident that later...
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Uphaar Cinema Fire Case: Gopal Ansal Makes Last Ditch Effort To Avoid Jail, Appeals To President
Failing to get any leeway from the Supreme Court in the Uphaar cinema fire case, real estate baron Gopal Ansal -- who has to serve seven months in jail -- has now appealed to the President for relief.
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Uphaar Cinema Fire Tragedy: Builder Gopal Ansal Living On Charity, Claims Lawyer. Request Refused
There is no getting away from jail for real estate tycoon Gopal Ansal, sentenced to a one-year jail term for the 1997 fire in Uphaar cinema fire that killed 59 people, the Supreme Court decided on Thursday. The top court ordered him to surrender by March 20. He will have to spend seven months behind bars since he had already spent four months in Ti...
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Uphaar Case: Real Estate Baron Gopal Ansal Fails To Get Immediate Relief In Supreme Court
Real estate baron Gopal Ansal yet again failed to get immediate relief today from the Supreme Court which said it would order listing of his appeal on March 6 in the Uphaar fire tragedy case.
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To Stay Out Of Jail, Gopal Ansal Tells Supreme Court, 'I Am Old, Ill Too'
The Supreme Court will hear on Friday a plea by Gopal Ansal, 69, owner of the Uphaar cinema where 59 people were killed in a fire, to seek parity with his elder brother who was spared a jail term earlier this month because of his age. The top court had, on February 9, held the two brothers guilty of causing death due to negligence but only sentence...
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In Uphaar Cinema Tragedy, Supreme Court Orders Jail For Builder Gopal Ansal
The Ansal brothers, real estate barons who built and operated Delhi's Uphaar cinema, are guilty of causing death due to negligence and one of them must go to jail within four weeks, the Supreme Court ruled today. Gopal Ansal, 69, has been given a year-long sentence; he has been given a month to surrender and be moved to prison, judges said. Sushil ...
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Will Ansals Only Pay Fine In Uphaar Case? Supreme Court To Decide Today
The Supreme Court will decide today whether to reconsider its November 2015 judgment, imposing a hefty fine payable within three months or a two-year jail term to Ansal brothers in the 1997 Uphaar tragedy, in which 59 people died during a fire at the cinema hall in posh South Delhi.
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Uphaar Cinema Case: Ansals Assure Court They Will Not Leave Country
Real estate barons Sushil and Gopal Ansal today assured the Supreme Court that they will not leave India till it commences hearing on the plea of the victims' association of the 1997 Uphaar fire tragedy seeking review of its 2015 verdict.
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Ansal Brothers Move Supreme Court For Desealing Of Delhi's Uphaar Theatre
Real estate barons Sushil Ansal and Gopal Ansal today moved Supreme Court seeking the de-sealing of the Uphaar cinema hall where 59 people had lost their lives in 1997 in a fire during the screening of a movie.
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Uphaar Case: Supreme Court Assures Of Early Open Court Hearing
The Supreme Court today assured the Association of Victims of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) that it will accord an early open court hearing of its plea seeking review of its 2015 verdict by which real estate barons Sushil and Gopal Ansal were required to serve two-year jail term if they failed to pay Rs 30 crore each.
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Uphaar Fire: Supreme Court Agrees To Reconsider Jail For Ansals
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Uphaar case once again on sentencing Ansal brothers in the 1997 Uphaar cinema tragedy.