Court finds meeting minutes do not override regulations

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Allowing an appeal in Delhi International Airport Ltd v International Lease Finance Corporation & Ors, the Supreme Court recently held that minutes of a meeting “do not become a general or special order in writing by the Central Government unless the same was sanctified and acted upon by issuing an order in the name of the President in the manner provided under article 77(2) of the Constitution”.

Delhi International Airport Private Limited (DIAL) had appealed an order of Delhi High Court releasing eight Kingfisher Airlines aircraft, which had been detained at Delhi and Mumbai airports for non-payment of dues.

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