Delhi HC tells parties not to share Sunjay’s property details

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New Delhi, Updated At : 03:02 AM Sep 27, 2025 IST

Sunjay Kapur. Photo: X/ @FollowCII File

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Delhi High Court on Friday barred all parties involved in the dispute over late Sunjay Kapur's property not to share details, including those of his personal assets and liabilities, with the media.

Justice Jyoti Singh passed the directions and said, "A copy of the 'will' be supplied to the defendant subject to the undertaking that it will be used discreetly and that the party or advocates would not leak it to public."

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