NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court Tuesday directed real estate company Amrapali Group to reveal all their financial transactions with Indian cricketer MS Dhoni by Wednesday.
The former Indian skipper had moved the apex court, accusing Amrapali Group of cheating him.
In his plea, Dhoni said that he had booked a penthouse in the Amrapali Safari project in Ranchi, but he was not given possession of the flat despite having made a down payment of Rs 2 million. He also alleged that the real estate firm hadn’t cleared his outstanding dues from the period when he was the company’s brand ambassador.
The Supreme Court has directed the Amrapali Group to inform it of all transactions it had with Dhoni. The cricketer is seeking Rs 400 million for endorsing the company between 2009 and 2016.
In the application filed before the Supreme Court, Dhoni had asked for his name to be added to the list of creditors of the troubled company.
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