‘You have to come back…': Bombay High Court refuses to hear Vijay Mallya's plea against Fugitive Economic Offenders Act

Won't hear plea against fugitive tag if Vijay Mallya does not return to India, warns Bombay HC

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No return, no hearing: Bombay HC stands firm on Mallya’s FEO Act challenge

Mallya’s petition questions the constitutional validity of certain provisions of the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act, under which he has been declared a fugitiv

‘You have to come back…': Bombay High Court refuses to hear Vijay Mallya's plea against Fugitive Economic Offenders Act

Bombay High Court refuses to hear Vijay Mallya's plea against the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act, saying that he has to return to India for the proceedings of the petition. Here's what you need to know about the case.

Will not hear plea against fugitive tag if Vijay Mallya does not return to India, warns Bombay HC

A bench of Chief Justice Shree Chandrashekhar and Justice Gautam Ankhad said Mallya will have to first clarify whether or not he will return to India

Return to India First, Then We Will Hear You: Bombay High Court Gives Last Chance to Vijay Mallya

New Delhi, Feb 13: The Bombay High Court on Thursday made it clear that it will not hear the petitions filed by fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya unless he returns to India. A bench led by Chief Justice Alok Aradhe and Justice Gautam Ankhad stated that Mallya must first clarify whether he is willing to come back to the country before seeking any relief from the court.“You must return. If you are unable to return, we cannot hear this petition,” t…

Bombay High Court refuses to hear Vijay Mallya's plea unless he returns to India

Mallya, who left India in March 2016, was declared a fugitive economic offender in January 2019 and faces allegations of fraud and money laundering linked to loans of over Rs 9,000 crore taken by Kingfisher Airlines from a consortium of banks.