What could have driven the creditor in Stayzilla’s case to file a criminal complaint alleging cheating by the start-up and its founders for non-payment of the dues?
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The learnings from Stayzilla CEO Yogendra Vasupal case
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Lalit is a corporate commercial, M&A and private equity lawyer with a vast experience of twenty-two years. He has successfully led large and complex transactions for Indian and global corporations.