Canada, France, UK courts now involved in Devas-India case
India is caught up in major court battles in Canada, the UK and France after a Dutch court sided with Devas earlier this month.
Thanks to that ruling, Devas can now go after Indian assets worldwide.
Just recently, a Canadian court even called the Airports Authority of India the country's "alter ego," letting Devas try to seize $37.5 million.
India is trying to push back
India is pushing back and has asked for an emergency pause on the Canadian order, with a hearing set for early April.
Over in the UK courts are weighing if India's cancelation of a 2011 satellite deal with Devas changes how assets can be enforced.
Meanwhile, French courts are reviewing another case involving Indian diplomatic property.
All of this traces back to a scrapped satellite contract from 2011 that's now turned into an international legal saga, with India working hard to shield its assets around the world.