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A Jaipur magistrate has issued bailable arrest warrants against nine executives of luxury sports car maker Porsche, including its German chief executive officer (CEO) and chairman Matthias Mueller.

A former Indian importer of the cars, reported the New York Times, alleged offenses such as “extortion, cheating, dishonestly inducing delivery of property, criminal breach of trust and criminal conspiracy”:

Precision Cars has been an importer for Porsche vehicles in India since 2003. However, when Porsche appointed Volkswagen Group Sales India as their sole importer in April 2012, they allegedly failed to inform Precision Cars, which Precision executives said left them no choice but to file a lawsuit.

Blawger Legally Infantile dishes out some choice legal advice to an old school colleague about being fined Rs 5,000 for getting caught cheating at exams.

Never mind that the school will allow him to remain at the school as well as retake the exam, the culprit now wants to sue the school.

Legally Infantile, being a sensible young corporate lawyer, tells him to go away. Somewhat politely.

Do you have any stories of relatives and old friends coming out of the woodworks asking for obscure legal advice, as soon as you qualified as a lawyer?

Were you able to help?