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Bombay High Court

Echjay Industries Pvt Ltd vs Indus Powertech Inc on 4 January, 2024

Author: Bharati Dangre

Bench: Bharati Dangre

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     IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
           ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION
 CONTEMPT PETITION IN COMMERCIAL DIVISION No.
                 33126 OF 2023
                       IN
 COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION PETITION (L) NO. 16800
                    OF 2023

Echjay Industries Pvt Ltd                      .. Petitioner
                         Versus
Indus Powertech Inc and ors                    .. Respondents
                                         ...

Mr. Sharan Jagtiani, Sr. Advocate with Ms. Rishika Harish, Rahul
Dwarkadas, Mr.Areez Gazdar, Ms.Shireen Mistry and Mr.George
Reji i/b Veritas Legal for the petitioner.

                            CORAM: BHARATI DANGRE, J.

DATED : 4th JANUARY 2024 P.C:-

1 Alleging disobedience of the order dated 8/8/2023 in Commercial Arbitration Petition (L) No. 16800/2023, thereby injuncting the respondent no.1 from sourcing forgings/parts or products from RKFL and/or its subsidiaries, affiliates and/or engaging in any communication with them, and also restraining the respondent from using the 942 product which were sources from RKFL or supply the same to end users, the present Contempt Petition is filed.

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The email communication dated 18/10/2010, specifically make a reference to the APQP Linamar and there is also a reference to the Cold Forging Priority Drawing Approval Process in regards to '10R80 shafts'.

It is the specific submission of the learned counsel that the said correspondence is in the teeth of the injunction order, which has restrained the respondent, its subsidiaries, affiliates and anyone acting on its behalf from sourcing forgings/engineering, components from any other forging companies/products from respondent no.5 and/or its subsidiaries and/or other forging companies in India to source forgings/parts/engineering components/products.

Perusal of the correspondence annexed to the Contempt Petition prima facie appear to be in clear violation of the injunction order.

Hence, I deem it appropriate to issue notice to the respondents, asking them to show cause as to why action under contempt of court should not be initiated against them.




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Notice shall be served upon the respondents through Hamdast.

The respondents are at liberty to file their affidavit in reply within a period of four weeks.

Re-notify to 8/2/2024.

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