Money laundering case: UK Court rejects Vijay Mallya's attempt to appeal
The UK's
Court of Appeal refused Mallya the permission to appeal against a UK High Court
order in favour of 13 Indians banks to recover funds amounting to nearly £1.145
billion.
Current Affairs News:
Vijay Mallya
has lost his attempt to appeal against a UK High Court order in favour of 13
Indian banks to recover funds amounting to nearly £1.145 billion, in another
setback to the embattled liquor tycoon.
The
UK's Court of Appeal refused the 62-year-old businessman, who is separately
undergoing an extradition trial in a UK court over fraud and money laundering
charges by the Indian authorities, the permission to appeal against the High
Court order dated May 8. In the ruling, Judge Andrew Henshaw had refused to
overturn a worldwide order freezing Mallya's assets and also denied permission
to appeal, which left Mallya with the only option of turning to the Court of
Appeal.
Judge
Henshaw's order marked the first recorded case of a judgment of the Debt
Recovery Tribunal in India being registered by the English High Court, setting
a legal precedent.
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