The Madras High Court has ordered notice to Vembu, returnable by February 23

[10/02, 13:48] Sekarreporter: Global technology firm Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu’s estranged wife has approached the #MadrasHighCourt with a request to honour a Letters Rogatory issued by the Superior Court of California on October 2, 2025 in a divorce case pending between them in the United States. She has filed three applications for appointing a local commissioner to record the testimony of the witnesses residing in India on oath, collect evidences from them and transmit all those documents to the court in California in a sealed cover. Justice P. Dhanabal has ordered notice, returnable by February 23, to Mr. Vembu. @THChennai Details here👇
[10/02, 13:48] Meta AI: Sridhar Vembu’s estranged wife, Pramila Srinivasan, has approached the Madras High Court seeking to honor a Letters Rogatory issued by a California court in their ongoing divorce case. She’s requesting the court to appoint a local commissioner to record witness testimonies and collect evidence in India, which will be transmitted to the California court. ¹

Background
– Vembu and Srinivasan were married for nearly 30 years before divorce proceedings began in 2021
– Srinivasan alleges Vembu transferred Zoho shares and intellectual property without her consent
– A California court ordered Vembu to post a $1.7 billion bond to protect Srinivasan’s interests

Next Steps
– The Madras High Court has ordered notice to Vembu, returnable by February 23
– The case highlights the international complexities of high-asset divorce proceedings

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