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Tata Trusts vs Tata Sons: Why A Supreme Court's 2021 Ruling In Cyrus Mistry Case Is Back In Focus
Tata Boardroom Battle: Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing Tata Trusts, has invoked a 2021 Supreme Court judgment.
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Tata Boardroom Battle: Who Will Pay For Noel Tata-N Chandrasekaran Legal Fight?
Mehli Mistry has objected to any possible use of the trust's funds to meet legal expenses linked to the Tata Trusts-Tata Sons dispute.
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Opinion: Whoever Wins In Court, Tata Has Already Lost Something
Two stories are being told about what Tata stands for, and only one of them can survive.
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'Runaway Board': Abhishek Singhvi Backs Tata Trusts' 'Shareholder Primacy'
Abhishek Manu Singhvi said the "runaway board" can't act independently of the entity that owns 66 per cent of the salt-to-software conglomerate.
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N Chandrasekaran's Reappointment As Tata Sons Chairman Illegal: Tata Trusts
Tata Trusts argued that the vote to reappointment Chandrasekaran was legally void since the Trust's nominee director Noel Tata vetoed the proposal.
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Resolution To Reappoint N Chandrasekaran Illegal: Tata Trusts' Full Statement
The Tata Trusts' position remains unchanged, as a considered judgement of a majority shareholder, it said
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Tata Sons Board Approves Public Listing, To Seek RBI Guidance
Tata Sons deciding to go public, finally, is the culmination of a series of events that played out alongside the company's efforts for over a year to avoid a stock market listing
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Tata Sons Board Backs N Chandrasekaran As Chairman, Noel Tata Disagrees
The company's board met on Thursday for the first time since Chandrasekaran made his decision to quit public and said Chandra agreed to the "Board's request to re-consider his decision".
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N Chandrasekaran's Exit Clock Ticking, Hunt For His Successor Hits Regulatory Roadblock
Sir Ratan Tata Trust, one of the key shareholders of Tata Sons,is unable to hold its internal meetings because of an ongoing regulatory probe.
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Quorum Not Met, Tata Sons Holds Off Annual Meet Days After Chairman's Exit
Last week, Tata Trusts set up a committee to recommend a new chairman for Tata Sons. Tata Trusts controls around 66 per cent of Tata Sons. One of the key contenders for the post is Noel Tata who chairs Tata Trusts.
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Third Time's The Charm: Will Noel Tata Finally Take The Chair Now?
For Noel Tata, this is a familiar story with a very different backdrop.Twice before, his name came up when Tata Sons was looking for a new chairman.
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Day After N Chandrasekaran's Exit, Tata Trusts Begins Hunt For His Successor
Uncertainty over reappointment prompted N Chandrasekaran to step aside. He also informed the board that he would not seek reappointment.
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Tata Sons Had Several Chairmen. Why N Chandrasekaran, Cyrus Mistry Stood Out
N Chandrasekaran was only the second to lead Tata Sons despite not being from the Tata family.
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Air India, Jaguar, Zudio: How Tata's Salt-To-Software Empire Kept Expanding
Tata Trusts, the group's charitable arm, owns about 66 per cent of Tata Sons, which controls more than 30 group companies in the Indian conglomerate.
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What Did N Chandrasekaran Study? His Journey From Government School To Tata Sons
As Chandrasekaran prepares to step down, his journey from a Tamil-medium government school in a village in Tamil Nadu to the top position at one of India's most prominent business groups has drawn attention
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Tata Trusts vs Tata Sons: Why A Supreme Court's 2021 Ruling In Cyrus Mistry Case Is Back In Focus
Tata Boardroom Battle: Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing Tata Trusts, has invoked a 2021 Supreme Court judgment.
-
Tata Boardroom Battle: Who Will Pay For Noel Tata-N Chandrasekaran Legal Fight?
Mehli Mistry has objected to any possible use of the trust's funds to meet legal expenses linked to the Tata Trusts-Tata Sons dispute.
-
Opinion: Whoever Wins In Court, Tata Has Already Lost Something
Two stories are being told about what Tata stands for, and only one of them can survive.
-
'Runaway Board': Abhishek Singhvi Backs Tata Trusts' 'Shareholder Primacy'
Abhishek Manu Singhvi said the "runaway board" can't act independently of the entity that owns 66 per cent of the salt-to-software conglomerate.
-
N Chandrasekaran's Reappointment As Tata Sons Chairman Illegal: Tata Trusts
Tata Trusts argued that the vote to reappointment Chandrasekaran was legally void since the Trust's nominee director Noel Tata vetoed the proposal.
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Resolution To Reappoint N Chandrasekaran Illegal: Tata Trusts' Full Statement
The Tata Trusts' position remains unchanged, as a considered judgement of a majority shareholder, it said
-
Tata Sons Board Approves Public Listing, To Seek RBI Guidance
Tata Sons deciding to go public, finally, is the culmination of a series of events that played out alongside the company's efforts for over a year to avoid a stock market listing
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Tata Sons Board Backs N Chandrasekaran As Chairman, Noel Tata Disagrees
The company's board met on Thursday for the first time since Chandrasekaran made his decision to quit public and said Chandra agreed to the "Board's request to re-consider his decision".
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N Chandrasekaran's Exit Clock Ticking, Hunt For His Successor Hits Regulatory Roadblock
Sir Ratan Tata Trust, one of the key shareholders of Tata Sons,is unable to hold its internal meetings because of an ongoing regulatory probe.
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Quorum Not Met, Tata Sons Holds Off Annual Meet Days After Chairman's Exit
Last week, Tata Trusts set up a committee to recommend a new chairman for Tata Sons. Tata Trusts controls around 66 per cent of Tata Sons. One of the key contenders for the post is Noel Tata who chairs Tata Trusts.
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Third Time's The Charm: Will Noel Tata Finally Take The Chair Now?
For Noel Tata, this is a familiar story with a very different backdrop.Twice before, his name came up when Tata Sons was looking for a new chairman.
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Day After N Chandrasekaran's Exit, Tata Trusts Begins Hunt For His Successor
Uncertainty over reappointment prompted N Chandrasekaran to step aside. He also informed the board that he would not seek reappointment.
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Tata Sons Had Several Chairmen. Why N Chandrasekaran, Cyrus Mistry Stood Out
N Chandrasekaran was only the second to lead Tata Sons despite not being from the Tata family.
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Air India, Jaguar, Zudio: How Tata's Salt-To-Software Empire Kept Expanding
Tata Trusts, the group's charitable arm, owns about 66 per cent of Tata Sons, which controls more than 30 group companies in the Indian conglomerate.
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What Did N Chandrasekaran Study? His Journey From Government School To Tata Sons
As Chandrasekaran prepares to step down, his journey from a Tamil-medium government school in a village in Tamil Nadu to the top position at one of India's most prominent business groups has drawn attention
