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Bombay HC Tells Mallya, SBI to Move On in Attached Assets Dispute

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The Bombay High Court has urged both Vijay Mallya and the State Bank of India-led bank consortium to move forward in an ongoing asset dispute case. Mallya had filed a challenge against a court order that permitted the SBI-led lenders to utilise his assets. These assets had previously been attached by the Enforcement Directorate as part of proceedings against him. The court's remarks signal its inclination to close the prolonged legal dispute over the attached properties.

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