He told Metropolitan Magistrate Lovleen that the Delhi High Court has set aside the trial court’s orders summoning documents from Ministries of Finance and Urban Development, Department of Corporate Affairs and Income Tax Department and balance sheet of the Congress party for 2010-2011 but he has been permitted to file a fresh application.
“There is no way I can be restricted from getting these copies (of document) again. I will file a complete application for summoning of documents. The order (of high court) does not say that these documents should be returned. The high court says I can move fresh application. I will move application for summoning of documents as permitted by high court,” he said.
Senior advocates R S Cheema and Rebecca John, who appeared for some of the accused, told the court that documents which were summoned earlier should be returned as the High Court has set aside the trial court’s January 11, 2016 and March 11, 2016 orders.
Cheema said that in pursuance to the trial court’s order, some documents were summoned and they were taken on record but now after the High Court’s order, these documents cannot be kept on record.