Adani Agrees to Accept Legal Notice in US Civil Fraud Case, Gets 90 Days to Reply

Gautam Adani agrees to receive legal notice from US market regulator in fraud case

The Adani Group chairman and his nephew, Sagar Adani, would have 90 days to respond to it.

Adani agrees to receive legal notice in US SEC civil fraud case - The Tribune

If agreed by the judge, the joint application will allow the SEC matter to progress while giving time to the Adanis to either file their motion to dismiss or their defence within 90 days.

Adani agrees to accept legal notice in US civil fraud case, gets 90 days to reply

With Gautam Adani and Sagar Adani accepting service, the US civil fraud case will move ahead in New York, giving the businessmen 90 days to respond to allegations of misleading investors.

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Adani SEC Case: Gautam & Sagar Adani Agree to Accept US Service; 90 Days to Respond - Business League

It’s Saturday morning, January 31, 2026, and if you’ve been tracking the 14-month legal standoff between the Adani Group and the US SEC, the “game of tag” just ended. Yesterday, lawyers for Gautam and Sagar Adani finally agreed to “accept service” of the legal papers. The thing is, this isn’t a confession. It’s a procedural chess move to stop a US judge from green-lighting even more aggressive ways to serve them, like over WhatsApp or email. Or …