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The Delhi High Court on Monday refused to interfere with the order of the single-judge directing SpiceJet to comply with a United Kingdom (UK) court order and return two leased aircraft and three engines to TWC Aviation Capital (TWC/ lessor).
A division bench had on May 17 asked a single judge to hear the case afresh after it turned down an order in favour on Maran
SpiceJet chose to withdraw the appeal and pursue the case before the single judge. However, the court granted SpiceJet time till June 17 to return the aircraft and engines, the airline was to originally return them to the lessor by May 28.
SpiceJet told the Court that it is struggling to keep the airline running but High Court said that no interim relief can be granted.
The Delhi High Court on Monday refused to interfere with a single judge's order directing airline SpiceJet to handover two Boeing Aircrafts with engines to TWC Aviation over unpaid dues.A division...