STARTUP LEGAL25 Sept 2026
Delhi HC issues notice to Riju Ravindran on Byju’s Alpha plea to enforce ₹8 crore DIFC court order | Company Business News
The Delhi High Court has issued notice to Byju's co-founder Riju Ravindran and Think & Learn's resolution professional. Byju's Alpha wants India to enforce a Dubai court order asking Ravindran to pay $840,000, about ₹8 crore, in legal costs. It also wants his assets attached and sold. Ravindran's challenge to that court's jurisdiction was dismissed. The next hearing is on 23 October.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The Delhi High Court issued notice to Byju's co-founder Riju Ravindran and the resolution professional of Think & Learn on Byju's Alpha's plea.
- Byju's Alpha is seeking to recover $840,000, roughly ₹8 crore, in legal costs from Ravindran in India under a Dubai International Financial Centre Court order.
- Byju's Alpha has asked the court to attach and sell Ravindran's assets and to direct him to disclose his movable and immovable assets.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your company faces a foreign court order or costs award, keep clean records of your assets and legal expenses, and get a lawyer's view early on how such an order may be enforced in India. Do not assume enforcement will fail or succeed.
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