Only an obstinate entrepreneur will stand-up after a big crash and jump to the next venture.
 
                                                                                            Liquor baron Vijay Mallya received a major blow from the Karnataka High Court yesterday when it ordered winding up of the United Breweries Holdings Limited (UBHL), the holding company of UB Group for recovery of defunct Kingfisher Airlines losses owed to consortium of bank led by State Bank of India.
 
                                                                                            The hearing on allegations by banks that beleaguered businessman Vijay Mallya had allegedly transferred USD 40 million to his children violating court orders, could not take place in the Supreme Court today.
 
                                                                                            "This court has come to a conclusion that the respondent company UBHL deserves to be wound up for failure to discharge their duties to pay up their creditors," Justice Vineet Kothari said in his order allowing petitions by banks and aircaft lessors.
 
                                                                                            In yet another blow to Vijay Mallya, the Karnataka High Court ordered winding up of United Breweries Holdings, the parent company of the UB Group. The court said UBHL‘s assets can be sold to recover dues payable by UBHL-promoted Kingfisher Airlines.
 
                                                                                            Just a month before the now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines approached the IDBI Bank for a corporate loan of Rs 950 crore in October 2009, two UB Group companies had settled their outstanding dues and obtained 'no dues' certificates from the bank.
 
                                                                                            Goa's plush Kingfisher Villa, where Vijay Mallya has hosted several glitzy parties in the past, failed to attract a single bidder at an e-auction today -- marking yet another failed attempt by lenders to recover dues from the embattled businessman.
 
                                                                                            USL said in 2013-14 "certain parties had claimed that they had advanced certain amounts to certain alleged UB Group entities and that the dues owed by such parties to the company would be paid/refunded by them to the company only on receipt of their dues from such alleged UB Group entities".
 
                                                                                            Expanding its money laundering probe into L'affaire Mallya, the Enforcement Directorate has asked around half a dozen lenders of Kingfisher Airlines to furnish details of the financial transactions conducted by the long-grounded air carrier and its top executives.
 
                                                                                            India failed in its initial attempt to deport debt-strapped Vijay Mallya from Britain but Government assured that seeking his extradition would be an ongoing process
 
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                                                                                            Mallya, 60, flew first class from Delhi to London on March 2 at a time when the Indian government and mainly state-controlled banks are trying to recover USD 1.4 billion owed by his collapsed Kingfisher Airlines Ltd.
 
                                                                                            The UB Group said that the loan of Rs 900 crore was extended for legitimate business purposes and assured that it will provide full details of the foreign exchange remittances in the coming days.
 
                                                                                            California-based Mendocino Brewing Company, which sells a number of beer brands including Kingfisher in the US, has got Mallya as its Chairman and is owned by UB Group through a complex shareholding structure.
 
                                                                                            SFIO and CBI‘s investigation are stuck due to non-cooperation from UB Group companies and lenders, sources tell CNBC-TV18.
 
                                                                                            The capital markets watchdog may also seek information from other regulators in India and abroad, as also from the stock exchanges, as it seeks to de-clog the complex transactions Mallya had entered into, including for sale of stake and transfer of rights in his various group companies.
 
                                                                                            A Raghunathan, Chief Financial Officer of the erstwhile Kingfisher Airlines, and Ravi Nedungadi, former CFO of the UB Group, were summoned to the CBI's Mumbai office again and questioned about alleged diversion of funds, official sources said.
 
                                                                                            Mallya recently resigned as chairman and director of United Spirits. He, however, remains on board of various other companies, including those from his UB Group as also a few others, including Indian subsidiaries of some multinational companies.
 
                                                                                            The proposed moves, likely to be discussed by the Sebi board tomorrow, are aimed at safe-guarding the interest of small investors while deepening the capital marketplace to provide new products and avenues for institutions, a senior official said.
 
                                                                                            Top state-run lender SBI today sought arrest of Vijay Mallya, and also impounding of his passport, as the bank approached Debt Recovery Tribunal seeking action against the UB Group promoter for defaulting on loans.
 
                                                                                            Sebi is looking into the role of United Spirits and its main promoter UK-based Diageo Plc, as also that of Mallya and his group firms that are or have been shareholders in India's leading liquor maker, a senior official said.
 
                                                                                            The move comes after State Bank of India (SBI) declared Mallya, Kingfisher Airlines and its holding company United Breweries Holdings, as willful defaulters for defaults on nearly Rs 7,000-crore loans to the long-grounded carrier.
 
                                                                                            The world's largest spirits maker, Diageo, which acquired control of United Spirits (USL) in 2012, had issued a guarantee to Standard Chartered Bank for a USD 135 million (around Rs 900 crore) loan to Watson to release certain USL shares that were to be acquired as part of the deal.
 
                                                                                            The Dutch brewer, the single largest shareholder in United Breweries with a 42.07 percent stake, plans to take that holding beyond 50 percent by buying shares from liquor baron Vijay Mallya and his group firms, the sources said.