Devas lawsuit: Air India wins nod to appeal against Canadian ruling
Air India sought dismissal of Devas' foreign investors’ demand saying it is no longer a state-owned firm after its takeover by the Tata group.
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Air India sought dismissal of Devas' foreign investors’ demand saying it is no longer a state-owned firm after its takeover by the Tata group.
Air India has won a nod of an appeals court in Quebec to challenge a Canadian court order that allowed foreign investors in Bengaluru-headquartered Devas Multimedia to seize its funds to recover compensation for a failed 2005 satellite deal with Antrix Corporation, a commercial arm of ISRO.
(Bloomberg) -- Air India Ltd. is seeking to end a case filed by Devas Multimedia Pvt. in a U.S. court, arguing a recent change in ownership of the carrier prevents demands over recovery of arbitration awards. Devas demands $1.
Devas shareholders are pursuing Indian assets abroad to recover the awards and have got a French court order for freezing Indian properties in Paris and got partial rights over funds maintained by India funds in Canada.
Devas shareholders are pursuing Indian assets abroad to recover the awards and have got a French court order for freezing Indian properties in Paris and got partial rights over funds maintained by India funds in Canada