By Admin 
The controversy regarding the property of late businessman Sanjay Kapoor is not stopping. His wife Priya Kapoor and his minor son claimed in the Delhi High Court that the court does not have the right to interfere or stop matters related to properties located in Britain and America.
On behalf of Priya Kapoor, it was said in the court that foreign property is a subject of foreign jurisdiction. According to him, Delhi High Court cannot stop him from trying to get ownership rights on Sanjay Kapoor’s immovable properties abroad.
Delhi High Court asked all parties to submit written arguments
Justice Jyoti Singh, who is hearing the case in Delhi High Court, while completing the hearing on the interim petition filed by Karisma Kapoor’s children, asked all the parties to file written arguments. The court has fixed December 22 for the next hearing of the case. This interim petition has been filed by the children of Karisma Kapoor, in which they have challenged the alleged will of their late father. It is being told that Sanjay Kapoor’s total assets were around Rs 30 thousand crores.
Court cannot ban property of America and Britain!
During the hearing in Delhi High Court, the lawyer appearing on behalf of Priya Kapoor’s minor son said that Priya Kapoor has no intention of selling her stake in Aureus Investments Pvt Ltd. However, he also clarified that Delhi High Court cannot order status quo on immovable properties located in America and Britain. According to him, the decision on it can be taken by the courts where the property is located.
Karisma Kapoor’s lawyer opposed Priya Kapoor’s argument
The lawyer appearing on behalf of Karisma Kapoor’s children in the Delhi High Court argued that if this is so, then the court can stop Priya Kapoor from claiming rights over the properties located abroad by using the alleged fake will. Earlier, Sanjay Kapoor’s mother Rani Kapoor had also told in the High Court that instead of mourning the death of her son, Priya Kapoor made every effort to gain control over his properties.
He claimed that he was never informed about his son’s will and there was no mention of his mother’s existence in the will. It is noteworthy that Sanjay Kapoor died suddenly on June 12 after collapsing during a polo match in England. It was told that he had suffered a heart attack.