The Delhi High Court recently ordered SpiceJet to comply with a UK court ruling to return two leased aircraft and three engines to TWC Aviation Capital. Justice Prathiba M Singh noted that SpiceJet had caused significant damage by removing the engines and using them in other aircraft, reducing the value of the leased aircraft. The Court highlighted that this separation might not be permissible and emphasized that the dues from SpiceJet were still outstanding.
The next hearing is scheduled for May 31.
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