new delhi the delhi high court today reserved its verdict on a plea of construction major dlf against the judgement of a single judge bench which upheld the sebis decision to probe an allegation that it duped a trader of rs 34 crore in collusion with alleged associate sudipti estates a bench of justices s ravindra bhat and s p garg reserved the judgement after counsel appearing for the parties concluded their arguments former attorney general soli j sorabji appearing for dlf said the firm was concerned with the division benchs decision which asked sebi to pass an order after hearing parties concerned in pursuant to the division bench judgement sebi should give us a hearing before passing the order on its decision to probe the allegations against dlf he said the real estate firm has challenged the judgement of justice vipin sanghi who on january 3 dismissed its plea against the market regulators order saying the decision of the securities and exchange board of india sebi against it was based on reasons the court in its 61page judgement had said the sebi act has not put any bar on the market regulator to consider any evidence to form its opinion to order an investigation during the arguments sorabji today said that no specific allegations were made in the order of the sebi as to which provisions of the market regulator have been violated by dlf however the plea was opposed by complainant kimsuk krishna sinha saying it was not the intention of the division bench of this court to curtail the power of sebi to order investigation sebi had ordered a probe into allegations of sinha