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Eraaya Lifespaces Ltd has petitioned the UK High Court to summarily dismiss claims filed by alleged bondholders in its ongoing Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCB) dispute. The case involves $40 million in proceeds withheld by Elara Capital, with bondholders joining the litigation. The ruling could redefine investor rights.
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Eraaya Lifespaces Ltd has intensified its legal battle in London’s High Court, seeking to dismiss claims brought by bondholders in the contentious FCCB dispute. The company argues that the bondholders lack legal standing, as the dispute primarily concerns $40 million in proceeds allegedly withheld by its investment adviser, Elara Capital.
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Eraaya issued FCCBs worth $120 million in August 2024, following shareholder approval.
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$40 million of the proceeds remain locked with Elara Capital, sparking litigation.
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Bondholders were permitted by the court to join the proceedings, complicating Eraaya’s position.
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Justice Cockerill previously dismissed Eraaya’s attempt to force release of funds, citing procedural issues.
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Eraaya now seeks summary dismissal of bondholders’ claims, arguing they are not valid parties to the dispute.
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The outcome could set a precedent for FCCB-related disputes involving Indian companies in UK courts.
Sources: ICLG, Business Standard, BAILII Court Records
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