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Delhi High Court Reviews DIFC Order Regarding Legal Costs in Founder Dispute

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The Delhi High Court received a plea regarding the enforcement of a Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Court order concerning legal costs in a founder dispute. The DIFC Court awarded $840,000 in legal costs in its January order. This award is the subject of the current matter before the Delhi High Court, which has been asked to consider the enforcement of the foreign court's order.

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Why it matters

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The DIFC award relates to a challenge to proceedings seeking enforcement of a separate $540.647 million judgment from the US Bankruptcy Court. The plea also involves a challenge to measures, including a worldwide freezing order, over the assets of Ravindran. The Delhi High Court will hear the matter again on October 23.

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Who's involved

  • Divya GokulnathCo-founder of Byju's, involved in adversary legal proceedings.
  • Byju RaveendranFounder and CEO of BYJU's, involved in shared adversary legal proceedings.
  • RavindranIndian businessperson facing proceedings regarding the DIFC costs award.

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