The Centre-run Airports Authority of India (AAI) on Tuesday said it is taking legal recourse to defend itself from a Canadian court order that has allowed Devas Multimedia’s shareholders to seize an amount of over USD 30 million of the AAI held by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
In a statement, a spokesperson of the AAI said: “AAI has not been served any order by the Quebec Court, Canada in this matter. However, IATA shared certain documents on AAI’s request for suspending the transfer of amount collected on behalf of AAI.”
“AAI is taking legal recourse to defend itself from the impugned order,” the spokesperson added.
