The Supreme Court on Nov 9,2012 Friday stayed the proceedings on all petitions
relating to the 2G spectrum allocation scam, pending before the Delhi
High Court, on a CBI plea.
“All proceedings pending before the Delhi High Court shall remain stayed,” said a Bench of Justices G S Singhvi and K S Radhakrishnan.
In its plea, the CBI cited a Supreme Court order of April 11, 2011, which had directed that no court other than the apex court shall entertain any application relating to the case.
The court was informed that there were 20 petitions or applications pending before the high court after the filing of chargesheets in the 2G case.
The Bench issued notices and sought replies of various parties within six weeks on the CBI application.
The apex court had expressed its displeasure on November 8 that the Delhi High Court was hearing the matter relating to the 2G spectrum scam despite its order restraining courts below the apex court from adjudicating issues linked to the case.
“All proceedings pending before the Delhi High Court shall remain stayed,” said a Bench of Justices G S Singhvi and K S Radhakrishnan.
In its plea, the CBI cited a Supreme Court order of April 11, 2011, which had directed that no court other than the apex court shall entertain any application relating to the case.
The court was informed that there were 20 petitions or applications pending before the high court after the filing of chargesheets in the 2G case.
The Bench issued notices and sought replies of various parties within six weeks on the CBI application.
The apex court had expressed its displeasure on November 8 that the Delhi High Court was hearing the matter relating to the 2G spectrum scam despite its order restraining courts below the apex court from adjudicating issues linked to the case.
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