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Cyrus Mistry vs Tata Dispute To Be Heard Again By Supreme Court
Former Tata Sons Ltd chairman Cyrus Mistry's petition for a review of the Supreme Court's order last year, which backed his removal by the salt-to-software conglomerate, will be heard in an open court on March 9.
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In Tata vs Cyrus Mistry, Supreme Court To Hear Review Petition Tomorrow
Tata vs Cyrus Mistry: Supreme Court to hear review petition tomorrow challenging judgment backing Tata Group
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Cyrus Mistry Seeks Review Of Supreme Court Judgement Backing Tata Group
Cyrus Mistry's Shapoorji Pallonji Group has urged the Supreme Court to review its judgment that backs the Tata Group's decision to remove him as the chairman.
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What Ratan Tata Tweeted After Big Legal Win On Cyrus Mistry's Removal
Industrialist Ratan Tata today said he was "grateful" for the Supreme Court judgement that upholds the Tata Group's decision to remove Cyrus Pallonji Mistry as the chairman after a dramatic ouster in 2016.
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"Validation," Says Ratan Tata As Supreme Court Backs Cyrus Mistry Removal
In a big win for Tata Sons, the Supreme Court today backed the removal of Cyrus Mistry as the chairman of the over $100 billion salt-to-software Tata Group in 2016 and set aside the company law tribunal order that had reinstated him.
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In Tata vs Cyrus Mistry, Supreme Court Verdict Expected Today
The Supreme Court today is expected to deliver its judgement on the cross-appeals filed by Tata Sons and Cyrus Investments against the company law tribunal order which had restored Cyrus Mistry as the executive chairman of the over $100 billion salt-to-software Tata Group after a dramatic ouster in 2016.
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Tata-Mistry Case: Chief Justice Discloses His Son Represents One Of Shapoorji Pallonji's Firms
Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde, who headed the bench hearing the high-stake Tata-Mistry case on Monday disclosed that his advocate son Shrinivas Bobde, has been representing a subsidiary company of Shapoorji Pallonji Group in a slum redevelopment matter for about two years.
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Opinion: What Tata Sons Got All Wrong - By Cyrus Mistry's Legal Team
The merits of a "corporate decision" such as the removal of a Chairman or a director can legitimately be questioned if due process has not been followed.
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Opinion: Cyrus Mistry As "Whistle-Blower" Is Downright Irresponsible
There is a saying: "Speak when you are angry and you'll make the best speech you would ever regret". Mr. Mistry might have just done that.
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Snapshot Of The Tata-Mistry Fight (And A Potential Bombshell)
In a week that saw Cyrus Mistry's exit as Chairman of Tata Sons, what has stunned many is not just the 48-year-old's abrupt removal, but the sustained leak of dirt from both sides of material that many say has no place outside the boardroom.
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The Cyrus Mystery
When India's most legendary business group announced its successor, it led to a divided opinion: debates broke out over the appointment of the low key Cyrus Mistry as the Chairman designate of the house of Tata's. Is he the perfect dark horse? Or does he, who runs the family's construction firm lack the experience to run a global conglomerate?&n...
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Cyrus Mistry vs Tata Dispute To Be Heard Again By Supreme Court
Former Tata Sons Ltd chairman Cyrus Mistry's petition for a review of the Supreme Court's order last year, which backed his removal by the salt-to-software conglomerate, will be heard in an open court on March 9.
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In Tata vs Cyrus Mistry, Supreme Court To Hear Review Petition Tomorrow
Tata vs Cyrus Mistry: Supreme Court to hear review petition tomorrow challenging judgment backing Tata Group
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Cyrus Mistry Seeks Review Of Supreme Court Judgement Backing Tata Group
Cyrus Mistry's Shapoorji Pallonji Group has urged the Supreme Court to review its judgment that backs the Tata Group's decision to remove him as the chairman.
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What Ratan Tata Tweeted After Big Legal Win On Cyrus Mistry's Removal
Industrialist Ratan Tata today said he was "grateful" for the Supreme Court judgement that upholds the Tata Group's decision to remove Cyrus Pallonji Mistry as the chairman after a dramatic ouster in 2016.
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"Validation," Says Ratan Tata As Supreme Court Backs Cyrus Mistry Removal
In a big win for Tata Sons, the Supreme Court today backed the removal of Cyrus Mistry as the chairman of the over $100 billion salt-to-software Tata Group in 2016 and set aside the company law tribunal order that had reinstated him.
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In Tata vs Cyrus Mistry, Supreme Court Verdict Expected Today
The Supreme Court today is expected to deliver its judgement on the cross-appeals filed by Tata Sons and Cyrus Investments against the company law tribunal order which had restored Cyrus Mistry as the executive chairman of the over $100 billion salt-to-software Tata Group after a dramatic ouster in 2016.
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Tata-Mistry Case: Chief Justice Discloses His Son Represents One Of Shapoorji Pallonji's Firms
Chief Justice of India Sharad Arvind Bobde, who headed the bench hearing the high-stake Tata-Mistry case on Monday disclosed that his advocate son Shrinivas Bobde, has been representing a subsidiary company of Shapoorji Pallonji Group in a slum redevelopment matter for about two years.
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Opinion: What Tata Sons Got All Wrong - By Cyrus Mistry's Legal Team
The merits of a "corporate decision" such as the removal of a Chairman or a director can legitimately be questioned if due process has not been followed.
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Opinion: Cyrus Mistry As "Whistle-Blower" Is Downright Irresponsible
There is a saying: "Speak when you are angry and you'll make the best speech you would ever regret". Mr. Mistry might have just done that.
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Snapshot Of The Tata-Mistry Fight (And A Potential Bombshell)
In a week that saw Cyrus Mistry's exit as Chairman of Tata Sons, what has stunned many is not just the 48-year-old's abrupt removal, but the sustained leak of dirt from both sides of material that many say has no place outside the boardroom.
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The Cyrus Mystery
When India's most legendary business group announced its successor, it led to a divided opinion: debates broke out over the appointment of the low key Cyrus Mistry as the Chairman designate of the house of Tata's. Is he the perfect dark horse? Or does he, who runs the family's construction firm lack the experience to run a global conglomerate?&n...
