Delhi High Court Reserves Judgment as Rajpal Yadav Fails to Settle Dues in Cheque Bounce Case

The Delhi High Court reserved its judgment in a cheque bounce case involving actor Rajpal Yadav after he failed to settle outstanding dues with M/s Murli Projects Private Limited.

The Court expressed frustration over contradictory submissions made by Yadav and his counsel regarding the payment of approximately ₹7.75 crore.

Although Yadav sought an additional 30 days to pay ₹6 crore for a one-time settlement, the Court denied the extension, stating that repeated assurances had not been met.

Previously, Yadav served jail time after failing to comply with earlier settlement orders before receiving an interim suspension of his sentence.

[M/s Murli Projects Pvt. Ltd. v. Rajpal Yadav]