Press release says funds were transferred from Venkateshwara Hatcheries Pvt Ltd

Relevant part of the law in question is below. I’ve read on and can’t see (although I may have missed it) any reference to the return of the property on payment of a fine.

The Indian Law in question allows for a maximum jail term of five years. I imagine that’s for a more serious offence though (unfortunately!)

That would make it pretty serious then.

I’m not sure I’d call them the tax authorities - from their own website: 1. The Directorate of Enforcement or the ED is a multi-disciplinary organization mandated with investigation of economic crimes and violations of foreign exchange laws I think it’s far more serious than the incorrect filling out of forms - from their press release:

Well if the glove fits…

Why is he calling it a tax twist when it’s nothing to do with tax??

Having had a very cursory look at the Indian law in question (FEMA) it appears the issue is: - This law requires any resident of India to get permission to acquire immovable property (amongst other things) outside of India. - Such permission, if granted, comes with conditions attached. Given Venky’s extensive overseas operations, I can only assume they do have this permission - but that buying Alexander House wouldn’t have met the conditions imposed on this. They’d need to be pretty stupid to have used the same tactic for the high profile purchase of a Premier League football club…

I wouldn’t object to a further £17 million of their Indian properties being seized.

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Press release from those carrying out the investigation… https://enforcementdirectorate.gov.in/sites/default/files/latestnews/PR MBZO2- FEMA Seizure-4.09.2023.pdf

It says £7.3 million - they’ve put a comma in the wrong place. Just seen this has already pointed this out…

It’s Al Read 😁😀

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Henderson said: "I've gone above and beyond to help [the LGBTQ+ community]. I've worn the laces. I've worn the armband. I've spoken to people in that community to try to use my profile to help them. That's all I've ever tried to do… "So if I wear the rainbow armband, if that disrespects their religion, then that's not right either. Everybody should be respectful of religion and culture." So he’s gone ‘above and beyond ‘ to help that community but he also thinks we should be respectful of a religion/culture which considers that community to be criminals (and worse) What an absolute cockwomble.

Waking up?😁

Isn’t Alexander House Gary Neville’s old place?

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Your version is much more succinct.

Spain have sacked their coach - they’ve completely pissed on their team’s achievements.

Even so, I’m not sure anyone could have expected it to make such a big difference. I think he’s a great example of why the success of any transfer has a least of degree of luck attached to it. Regarding playing two up front - I wonder how much training time clubs spend these days on defending against this option…

Thanks for the reply 👍 In a way, Morris is to Luton as Gestede was to us - sometimes, for no obvious reason, a player just clicks at a particular club.

Without the benefit of hindsight, what would you have thought of us spending £1.3m on Morris (or someone with a similar record to his pre Luton one)?

I agree - these from the mid nineties were much better…