Jurisdiction, Presence And The Fugitive Litigant An Editorial Analysis On Vijay Mallya’s Statement Before The Bombay High Court “Cannot specify date for return to India; English courts have barred me from leaving England.”— Submission attributed to Vijay Mallya before the Bombay High Court The latest proceedings before...

Jurisdiction, Presence And The Fugitive Litigant An Editorial Analysis On Vijay Mallya’s Statement Before The Bombay High Court “Cannot specify date for return to India; English courts have barred me from leaving England.”— Submission attributed to Vijay...

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