The Calcutta High Court has directed the transfer of ₹1.38 crore along with accrued interest to the One Man Committee, dismissing a related writ petition as withdrawn. This decision is crucial for both the Committee and Tower Infotech’s ongoing SEBI dispute.
Calcutta HC Orders Release of ₹1.38 Crore in SEBI Dispute
The Calcutta High Court has ruled in favor of transferring ₹1.38 crore, including accrued interest, to the One Man Committee as part of the ongoing dispute involving Tower Infotech and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). In conjunction with this order, the court dismissed a related writ petition, thereby clearing the way for the Committee to receive the funds.
This decision comes at a critical time as Tower Infotech has been entangled in regulatory issues. The release of these funds is expected to assist the Committee in navigating the complexities of the dispute with SEBI. With the court deeming the writ petition as withdrawn, it underscores the position of the Committee as it takes a more central role in resolving outstanding matters.
The order highlights the court's acknowledgment of the need for prompt measures to ensure that the funds are utilized appropriately, contributing to compliance and regulatory clarity moving forward. Legal practitioners must carefully consider the implications of this ruling as it sets a precedent for the handling of deposits in similar disputes involving SEBI.
Citations
- Tower Infotech v. SEBI (2026) Calcutta HC

