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Salman Khan Moves NCLAT Against Dismissal of Plea over Rs 7.24 Cr Dispute With Jerai Fitness

Bollywood player Salman Khan approached Nclat of the Court of Appeal and rejected an unpaid amount of 7.24 Crore against Jarai Fitness. This disagreement is about a fitness equipment brand established by Salman Khan, in cooperation with Jerai Fitness.

The appeal made by Khan was listed last week before a two -member bench of the National Company Law Court (NCLAT). However, he was postponed at the request of his lawyer. President Justice Ashok Bhushan and a member of the member (Technical) Barun Mitra, one of the two members of the bench, on September 15 for the next hearing Khan’s petition to list.

“The lawyer for prayers for a appealing postponement was postponed to 15.09.2025,” Nclat said in his order on 22 August 2025. In May this year, the Mumbai counter of the National Company Law Court (NCLT) rejected the isolation of Khan’s Bollywood star 7.24, RS 7.24, RS 7.24.

However, the court said that the claim was discussed in nature and was “in the field of rescue procedures”. NCLT, on May 30, 2025 at the 22 -page order, “Corporate debtor with the GST with the GST 1.63,76,682 RS has an undisputed debt and the amount in question is default and the debt requested in this petition cannot be said to be undisputed debt.” He said.

Khan, who is a “strong” “strong” and has the right to exercise a exclusive license and the right to exercise the same thing, entered a trade license agreement in October 2018. Jarai Fitness was given a license for the use of “strong” on the produced products.

Later, due to the interruptions in the business world and the beginning of the COVİD-19 pandema, the Bollywood player agreed to review the copyright to be paid to him from the beginning of the first agreement from the beginning of the first agreement to 31 March 2023.

However, according to Khan, after being unable to make corporate borrower payments, on September 14, 2024, he requested a 7.24 CRORE payment with an annual interest rate of 7.24 CRORE and sent a request notification and then claimed that NCLT was default.

Jarai Fitness claimed that there was a pre-existing dispute between the parties and that it has invested important money to make the necessary components to start a product category known as the X-Tend Series and Proton Series.

NCLT has observed that Jarai fitness has the right to produce, marketing, distributing, selling and creating promotional materials using the “” to be strong “trademark products”.

However, according to the items, all major and important decisions regarding the production, presentation, marketing and distribution of the products to the petition had to be revealed in advance, and such decisions would be taken by Alvira Agnihotri or a petition by the authorized person. NCLT observed that Jarai fitness is restricted by the distribution of any product that has not been specially approved under the trademark.

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