The Supreme Court on Monday extended till August 10 the deadline given to the Aam Aadmi Party to vacate its office at Rouse Avenue in the national capital here.
The top court had on March 4 directed the party to vacate its office by June 15 after noting that the plot was allotted to the Delhi High Court for expanding judicial infrastructure.
A vacation bench comprising justices Vikran Nath and Sandeep Mehta took note of the submissions of senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, appearing for the AAP and others, and extended the deadline till August 10.
The bench said the AAP will have to hand over the possession of the building at 206, Rouse Avenue here on or before August 10.
The premises were allotted to the Delhi High Court earlier for creating infrastructure for the district judiciary in the national capital.
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