STARTUP LEGAL2 Sept 2026
Supreme Court admits RAKIA's appeal against Nimmagadda Prasad
The Supreme Court granted leave in all special leave petitions filed by Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority against Nimmagadda Prasad and related entities. RAKIA seeks enforcement of a UAE decree for AED 267,941,374 with interest. The Telangana High Court had earlier ordered status quo on a merger linked to contempt proceedings, which is now part of the appeal.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Supreme Court granted leave in all Special Leave Petitions filed by RAKIA against Nimmagadda Prasad and four entities.
- UAE civil court had ordered Prasad to pay AED 267,941,374 with 6% interest per annum from October 5, 2021.
- Telangana High Court status quo order was issued on a Matrix-Tianish merger in contempt proceedings, and Matrix and Tianish were later impleaded.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you are involved in cross-border commercial disputes or have court-ordered restrictions on mergers, seek legal advice and ensure full compliance to avoid contempt proceedings.
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