Jia Yueting, co-founder and head of Le Holdings Co Ltd, also known as LeEco and formerly as LeTV, poses for a photo in front of a logo of his company after a Reuters interview at LeEco headquarters in Beijing, China. Photo: Reuters/Jason Lee
Jia Yueting, co-founder and head of Le Holdings Co Ltd, also known as LeEco and formerly as LeTV, poses for a photo in front of a logo of his company after a Reuters interview at LeEco headquarters in Beijing, China. Photo: Reuters/Jason Lee

Jia Yueting, the co-founder and largest shareholder of LeEco, a Chinese multinational conglomerate maintaining ventures in consumer electronics, automobiles and film, has been included on the list of the dishonest by the Beijing No.3 Intermediate People’s Court, Yicai.com reported.

Noticeably, both LeTV Holdings Co. Ltd. and LeTV Mobile Intelligent Information Technology Co. Ltd. were put on the same list earlier in September, after failing to pay 107 million yuan (US$16.18 million) to related parties.

According to the Court, Jia failed to fulfil his obligations based on effective legal instruments, including not paying Ping An Securities the initial transaction amount of 462.1 million yuan, and 4.15 million yuan in interest. 

Jia is also supposed to pay the company more than nine million yuan in liquidated damages, 1.43 million yuan in notary fees and 2.56 million yuan in lawyer fees.