new delhi the supreme court today directed realtor jaiprakash associate limited jal to give details of its ongoing housing projects in the entire country while reiterating its direction that its directors shall not alienate their personal propertiesa bench headed by chief justice dipak misra also directed amicus curie pawan shree agrawal to set up a portal to take note of the grievances of the home buyers of jalthe bench also comprising justices a m khanwilkar and d y chandrachud said it would decide at a later stage the application of reserve bank of india rbi seeking its nod to file insolvency proceedings before the national company law tribunal nclt against the promoter company jalthe bench also considered the submission of senior advocate ranjit kumar representing independent directors of jal that they be exempted from personal appearance before it on every date of hearing on account of their old agethe bench which exempted the independent directors from personal appearance however reiterated its earlier direction that neither would they leave the country without its prior nod nor would they alienate or create third party interests in their personal propertiesit said the interest of homebuyers was important and the jal will have to deposit the money in pursuance of its earlier ordersenior advocate mukul rohatgi and lawyer anupam lal das appearing for jal said they have sold several properties and where in the midst of loan restructuringthey said jal would be depositing rs 125 crore more by january 25 as directed by the apex court on december 15 last year to safeguard the interests of hassled homebuyersjal has deposited rs 425 crore with the apex court registry so farearlier the top court had restrained 13 directors five promoters and eight independent directors from alienating their personal properties as well as that of their immediate family membersthe apex courts direction that the directors shall not alienate their or their family members personal properties in any manner implies freezing of their assetsthe apex court on november 13 last year had also restrained the managing director and the directors of jaypee infratech ltd from travelling abroad without prior permissionthe court had asked jaypee infratech to hand over the records to the interim resolution professional irp to draft a resolution plan indicating protection of interests of over 32000 hassled home buyers and creditorshomebuyers including one chitra sharma through lawyer ashwarya sinha had moved the apex court saying around 32000 people had booked their flats and were now paying instalmentsthe top court had on september 4 2017 the stayed insolvency proceedings against the real estate firm before the ncltflat buyers under the insolvency and bankruptcy code of 2016 do not fall in the category of secured creditors like banks and hence can get back their money only if something is left after repaying the secured and operational creditors sharma in her plea saidhundreds of home buyers have been left in the lurch after the nclt on august 10 2017 admitted the idbi banks plea to initiate