A London court ordered fugitive diamond businessman Nirav Modi to pay $10.7 million to Bank of India for loans he guaranteed. Judge Simon Tinkler ruled the claim valid, despite Modi's arguments against enforceability. He remains in a UK jail, fighting extradition to India over a major fraud case.
A London court ordered fugitive diamond businessman Nirav Modi to pay $10.7 million to Bank of India for loans he guaranteed. Judge Simon Tinkler ruled the claim valid, despite Modi's arguments against enforceability. He remains in a UK jail, fighting extradition to India over a major fraud case.
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A London court ordered fugitive diamond businessman Nirav Modi to pay $10.7 million to Bank of India for loans he guaranteed. Judge Simon Tinkler ruled the claim valid, despite Modi's arguments against enforceability. He remains in a UK jail, fighting extradition to India over a major fraud case.
