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MALLYA'S PLEA FOR DEBT DETAILS NOT MAINTAINABLE: HC

Hindustan Times Gurugram

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October 29, 2025

The Karnataka high court on Tuesday said that fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya’s plea seeking details of his outstanding debt and recoveries made by banks might not be maintainable.

- Ayesha Arvind

Justice Lalitha Kanneganti said that Mallya, who had moved the high court in February, should have approached the Company Court instead. “How is this maintainable before this court? The company petitions are there if you are interested to implead yourself and get all these details... On the face

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