India, Jan. 31 -- The Bombay high court on Wednesday directed businessman Harsh Kilachand to distribute his family's movable and immovable assets according to the will of his late father, Rajnikant Kilachand, who was once one of the wealthiest businessmen in the city.

A single-judge bench of justice NJ Jamadar granted Harsh Kilachand six months and two months to distribute the immovable and movable assets, respectively. The court warned that a failure to adhere to the schedule would render him liable to be removed as the executor of his father's will.

Rajnikant Kilachand had executed a will around five months before his death on August 6, 1997, and named Harsh the executor of the testament. In January 1999, Harsh filed a petition for pr...