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    Delhi court reprimands Nora Fatehi in Rs 200 crore extortion case as fresh summons issued: 'Conduct is not up to the mark'

    Nora Fatehi has been ordered to appear in court on November 2 as a witness in an extortion case. This case involves alleged conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar, who is accused of extorting Rs 200 crore. The court issued this order on October 16, highlighting Fatehi's significance as a witness.

    SC draws the line on Fortis audit, says no ‘fishing and roving’ probe into banks

    The Supreme Court clarified the forensic audit's focus is on Fortis Healthcare Holdings Private Limited and the Singh Brothers. This audit is not a broad inquiry into the dealings of other banks. The court highlighted the audit relates specifically to transactions between FHHPL, FHL, and banks involved. The clarification came in response to a prior ruling by the Delhi High Court.

    SC clears forensic audit of Fortis-IHH deal involving erstwhile Religare promoters Singh brothers

    The Supreme Court has cleared the way for a Delhi High Court-appointed forensic auditor to examine transactions involving Fortis Healthcare, Malaysia’s IHH Healthcare and entities linked to former promoters Malvinder and Shivinder Singh. The audit will trace assets linked to the brothers and examine the dilution of their Fortis shareholding.

    Supreme Court backs Delhi HC orders in Daiichi-Fortis dispute, clears way for forensic audit

    The Supreme Court has declined to interfere with Delhi High Court orders in the long-running Daiichi Sankyo-Fortis dispute, allowing a forensic audit to proceed as part of efforts to trace assets linked to enforcement of a 2016 arbitral award against former Fortis promoters. The apex court did not examine the merits.

    Yes Bank moves SC against forensic audit in Fortis share sale issue

    Yes Bank has approached the Supreme Court challenging a recent Delhi High Court directive. The court ordered a forensic audit into the sale of Fortis Healthcare shares. Yes Bank argues it was not a party to the original arbitration proceedings. However, the bank does not oppose auditing Fortis and its former promoters. It will provide relevant transaction information within legal limits.

    Delhi HC orders forensic audit of Fortis, Singh brothers' Rs 4,666-crore trail

    The Delhi High Court ordered a forensic audit of Fortis Healthcare transactions. This audit will examine dealings with IHH Healthcare Berhad and RHT Health Trust. It will also probe transactions involving the Singh brothers and Religare Group companies. The court seeks to trace the movement of shares and funds. This comprehensive audit must be completed within six months.

    The Economic Times
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