Actor
Sachiin
Joshi,
earlier
in
2020
had
filed
a
complaint
against
Shilpa
Shetty
and
husband
Raj
Kundra,
who
formerly
was
the
head
of
Satyug
Gold
Pvt
Ltd,
a
gold
trading
company.
Joshi
claimed
to
have
been
cheated
by
the
company
from
which
he
had
purchased
a
kilo
of
gold
in
a
gold
scheme.
Shilpa
Shetty
finally
broke
her
silence
over
the
matter
and
said
the
allegations
were
baseless.
She
also
revealed
the
company
had
filed
another
complaint
on
Joshi,
who
is
a
serial
defaulter.
According
to
a
report
in
DNA,
Shilpa
said,
"All
these
allegations
made
by
Sachiin
Joshi
are
completely
false
and
baseless.
At
Satyug
Gold,
each
and
every
client's
orders
have
been
fulfilled
in
time.
We
have
even
deposited
1kg
gold
for
which
Sachiin
Joshi
is
yet
to
pay
the
demurrage
charges
legally
applicable."
Talking
about
Joshi,
the
actress
added,
"Not
many
know,
we
also
have
a
cheque
bouncing
case
in
court
against
this
serial
defaulter.
If
we
didn't
wish
to
give
him
the
gold,
we
would
not
have
it
deposited
it
in
court.
The
court
has
now
appointed
an
arbitrator
where
we
have
presented
the
charges
that
are
due
and
clearly
mentioned
on
the
invoice
and
website.
The
truth
will
be
out
real
soon."
Raj
Kundra's
Legal
Team
Also
Shared
A
Statement
Apart
from
Shilpa,
Raj
Kundra's
legal
team
had
also
issued
a
statement
on
the
same.
It
gave
more
details
about
the
two
cases
which
are
still
pending
in
court.
It
read,
"The
police
complaint
against
the
shareholders
in
January
comes
very
conveniently
after
his
revision
petition
filed
by
him
against
the
cheque
bounce
case
gets
declined
by
the
Dindoshi
court
in
October.
Mr
Joshi
now
feels
he
has
been
defrauded
after
the
court
restrains
him
from
collecting
the
gold
and
orders
to
keep
the
gold
in
the
premises
of
the
court
till
the
arbitration
is
pending
on
the
storage
charges,
apparently
to
which
he
rightly
agreed
while
making
the
payment
for
gold
in
2014."
Shilpa
Revealed
Another
Case
Has
Been
Filed
Against
Sachiin
Joshi
The
statement
further
added
that
Joshi
is
yet
to
pay
the
storage
charges
which
are
applicable
by
law.
"In
the
tenure
of
1
year
from
the
due
date,
Mr
Joshi
never
once
tried
to
contact
the
company
for
the
collection,
for
which
he
feels
defrauded
by
claims
of
security
charges
and
penalty."
Both
Cases
Are
Still
In
Court
"Bombay
High
Court
on
11th
September
2020
had
granted
a
stay
on
the
order
7th
September
2020
by
which
Mr.
Joshi
was
allowed
to
take
the
gold
deposited
with
the
court.
Advocates
Mr.
Karl
Tamboly,
Mr.
M
Siganporia
along
with
Vis
Legis
Law
Practice
as
the
representative
firm
had
moved
an
appeal
before
the
Bench
for
such
stay,"
the
statement
further
said.