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Cops restrained from arresting Hritik Roshan in cheating case
Mumbai, July 28: Mumbai High Court today restrained police from arresting actor Hritik Roshan and producer Rakesh Roshan in a case of alleged cheating and criminal breach of trust registered against them by a film marketing company.
Mumbai, July 28: Mumbai High Court today restrained
police from arresting actor Hritik Roshan and producer Rakesh
Roshan in a case of alleged cheating and criminal breach of
trust registered against them by a film marketing company.
Hearing a petition filed by Hritik and Rakesh Roshan,
Justice V M Kanade restrained Khar police station here from
arresting the father-son duo till August 5 and adjourned the
matter for further hearing on that day.
The petition urged the high court to quash the criminal proceedings launched against them in a magistrate's court on the basis of a complaint filed by Jayantilal Gada, managing director of popular entertainment network ltd. It urged the court to restrain Khar police from arresting them. It also sought quashing of an order delivered by the magistrate in Bandra in may directing police to investigate the complaint of alleged cheating and criminal breach of trust registered against Hritik and his father. According to the complaint filed by Gada, Roshans had entered into a contract with his company, which gave it film and TV merchandising rights for Hritik's first film ‘Kaho Na Pyar Hai’, besides all forthcoming home production films. However, Roshans and their company, Film Kraft Productions (India) Pvt Ltd, did not honour the contract.
The petition urged the high court to quash the criminal proceedings launched against them in a magistrate's court on the basis of a complaint filed by Jayantilal Gada, managing director of popular entertainment network ltd. It urged the court to restrain Khar police from arresting them. It also sought quashing of an order delivered by the magistrate in Bandra in may directing police to investigate the complaint of alleged cheating and criminal breach of trust registered against Hritik and his father. According to the complaint filed by Gada, Roshans had entered into a contract with his company, which gave it film and TV merchandising rights for Hritik's first film ‘Kaho Na Pyar Hai’, besides all forthcoming home production films. However, Roshans and their company, Film Kraft Productions (India) Pvt Ltd, did not honour the contract.
Bureau Report