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Through LARUS Limited, we provide IPv4 addresses to the network operators and businesses that keep people online. We stand for fair, accountable management of the Internet’s number resources, and our public record documents that work.

Latest statement · Cloud Innovation Statement on AFRINIC Member Rights

Our position

Every resource member of AFRINIC should be recognised in its register and protected by company law. The Registrar of Companies’ records show our name in AFRINIC’s register of members from 9 October 2026; AFRINIC’s communiqué of 31 October 2026 says it has demanded our removal. We ask AFRINIC to respect the register, recognise every resource member and hold its elections under its own constitution, as the Supreme Court required in September 2023. We pursue this in court and publish the documents, including AFRINIC’s.

On the record

The court decisions behind our position. Each one links to the document.

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  1. Interim injunction protected our membership

    On our application, the Judge in Chambers of the Supreme Court of Mauritius restrained AFRINIC from terminating our resource membership, pending the final determination of the dispute.

    Recorded in 2022 SCJ 253, pages 1 and 10
  2. Court set aside AFRINIC's abuse-of-process objection

    The Supreme Court held that we could not be blamed for turning to an independent court to safeguard our rights, and set aside the objection that our application was an abuse of process. Both parties had accepted there was a serious matter to be tried.

    Read 2022 SCJ 253, pages 10 and 16–17
  3. Official Receiver appointed for AFRINIC

    On our application, the Supreme Court of Mauritius appointed the Official Receiver as receiver of AFRINIC, to preserve its assets and to see that elections are held under its constitution. The court found that we were entitled to bring the application.

    Read the judgment, PDF pages 8–10

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