During a hearing at the Chancery Division in London on Wednesday, Justice Anthony Mann ruled against an adjournment petition ...
Businessman Vijay Mallya's attempts to overturn a bankruptcy order imposed by the UK High Court have returned for appeal ...
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Marin's most expensive home of the year sells for eye-popping figureA Sausalito property that 7x7 magazine said “Liberace would have felt at home in” has sold for ... thoroughfare — was sold to Puna LLC by Vijay Mallya, an Indian liquor tycoon who was ...
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India Today on MSNFrom the India Today archives (2016) | The fall and flight of Vijay MallyaMallya has moved the high court for data on the total debt recovery made from him by banks. In this article, how the fugitive entrepreneur’s business went bust ...
The High Court of Karnataka on Wednesday (February 5, 2025) ordered issue of notice to the debt recovery officer and 10 banks on a petition filed by fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya seeking ...
Vijay Mallya, the Indian tycoon once known as the 'King of Good Times', claims that banks have recovered over twice the loan amount owed by him. He is currently seeking a detailed account of these ...
Vijay Mallya seeks the Karnataka HC intervention for clarity on bank loan recoveries, asserting banks collected ₹14,000 crore against a ₹6,200 crore debt.
Discover the tale of how Vijay Mallya's impulsive bidding at the 2011 IPL auction nearly upset Royal Challengers Bangalore's (RCB) strategy.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a notice to banks following a petition from Vijay Mallya demanding a detailed account of recovered amounts post-liquidation of United Breweries Holdings Limited.
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Bengaluru: Fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya on Wednesday claimed before the Karnataka High Court that the Rs 6,200 crore debt he owes to banks has been recovered "multiple times over," and sought a ...
The High Court on Wednesday issued a notice to banks in response to the petition filed by fugitive businessman. Justice R ...
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