VIVEK SHANTARAM DHURI vs RAKESH RAJENDRAKUMAR AGARWAL . — C.A. No. 2246/2013

Case Summary: Vivek Shantaram Dhuri v. Rakesh Rajendrakumar Agarwal Outcome: The Supreme Court dismissed the special leave petition and upheld the lower courts' decisions. The petitioner (Dhuri) was ordered to hand over vacant possession of shops 4-7 in Trimurti Building to respondent No.1 (Agarwal) within four weeks. The Court found that Dhuri had no legal right to retain the property, which was given to him only for temporary use, and held him guilty of "reprehensible conduct" in attempting to grab the property. The Court rejected Dhuri's claim that he had purchased the shops and paid 90% of the consideration, finding no supporting documentary evidence. Compliance reports must be submitted to the Bombay High Court Registry, with potential contempt proceedings if non-compliant. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.