Archive · 23 Dec 2025
Raina Clarifies Misrepresentation of SC Order by Eraaya
Robin Raina, a former executive, said that Eraaya Lifespaces is wrongly saying that the Supreme Court ruled against him.
Raina explained that the court only decided if arbitration was needed right now and did not say anything about his ownership claims.
He also mentioned that he has many legal cases going on in India and the US against Eraaya and others.
Raina said his rights are still protected and he will keep fighting for justice.
He also pointed out that Eraaya used to praise him but now is saying bad things, which he finds unfair.
Robin Raina issued a clarification rebutting Eraaya Lifespaces' claims about a Supreme Court order.
Raina asserts the SC order only addressed arbitration, not his ownership claims or agreement validity.
Eraaya misrepresented the order to suggest it ruled against Raina on ownership and contractual claims.
Raina has multiple legal proceedings pending in India and the US against Eraaya and related entities.
Raina maintains his 50% shareholding claim in Eraaya is based on binding agreements and his rights are preserved.
- Who
- Robin Raina, Eraaya Lifespaces Limited
- What
- Clarification on misrepresentation of Supreme Court order
- When
- August 25, 2024 (SC order), Tuesday (Raina's clarification)
- Where
- India (Supreme Court, Delhi, Noida), United States (multiple courts)
- Why
- To correct false and misleading narrative about SC order and ownership claims
- Parties Involved
- Robin Raina, Eraaya Lifespaces Limited, Supreme Court of India
- Date of SC Order
- August 25, 2024
- Legal Act
- Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act
- Raina's Claim
- 50% shareholding in Eraaya Lifespaces
- Pending Legal Actions
- Delhi, Noida, and US courts
- Allegations in US
- Fraud, forgery, extortion, theft, wrongful termination, defamation, RICO violations
- Raina's Statement
- Legal rights remain intact, will pursue justice in India and internationally