Madras High Court Permits Real Estate Firm to Serve Contempt Notice on Felix Gerald
Quick Brief
The Madras High Court has granted permission to real estate firm G-Square to serve a contempt notice on Felix Gerald at the Tamil Nadu Minorities Commission office. Justice K. Kumaresh Babu accepted the request after a previous notice sent to a Chennai residential address was returned unserved.
What Happened?
Justice K. Kumaresh Babu of the Madras High Court approved a request from G-Square's counsel to serve a contempt notice on Felix Gerald at the T.N. Minorities Commission office. The alternative service was authorized because an earlier notice sent to a Chennai residential address could not be successfully delivered.
Why It Matters
This procedural ruling enables legal proceedings to move forward in a contempt matter involving the real estate firm and the respondent when standard residential service proved unsuccessful.
Key Facts
- The Madras High Court handled the request regarding a contempt notice.
- Justice K. Kumaresh Babu accepted the proposal from G-Square's counsel.
- The notice will be served at the Tamil Nadu Minorities Commission office.
- An initial notice sent to a Chennai residential address was returned unserved.
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