(1.) Leave granted. These two appeals are preferred against the common impugned judgment and final order of the High Court of Judicature at Bombay, dtd. 14/6/2022,(1 Sanwarlal Agrawal v Ashok Kumar Thakur, Appeal (L) No. 3075/2021 and 3079/2021.) in which the order of the single judge dtd. 4/1/2021,(Ashok Kumar Kothari v Sanwarlal Agrawal, Execution Application (L) No. 1713/2019 and 139/2020 in Commercial Suit No. 844/2019.) was affirmed.
(2.) The parties entered into a joint venture agreement in 2017 to operate a multi-specialty hospital in Malad, Mumbai. As equal shareholders, each brought in Rs.10.00 crores as interest-free loans to finance the project. On 27/3/2019, the respondents (hereafter, 'Kotharis ') bid for the entire 50% shareholding of the appellants (hereafter, 'Agrawals '), which was accepted, and reduced in writing by way of an email dtd. 28/3/2019, which stated the terms as follows:
(3.) Thereafter, token amount of Rs.1,83,75,000.00 (or 5%) was paid (of which Rs.1,25,000.00 was contested as having never been received in the account of Agrawals). However, on 29/3/2019, Kotharis, by way of email, provided a break-up of the consideration of Rs.36.75 crores, as under: