In its last hearing, the tribunal had reserved its judgment on the conversion of Tata Sons and had said the question of interim relief would come up once the plea filed by Cyrus Investments was admitted.
Mistry was removed as the Tata Sons board and majority of its members lost confidence in him, the NCLT Mumbai's main bench of B S V Prakash Kumar and V Nallasenapathy said in a judgement.
Venkatramanan, managing trustee of Tata Trusts, had filed the criminal defamation complaint against Mistry and others for making “false” statements and sought a compensation of Rs 500 crore.
“I am being sacked” was the text message former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus P Mistry sent to his wife Rohiqa minutes after he was asked to either resign or face termination
Aa Tata Sons spokesperson said that the reinstatement of Tata Sons as a private company was considered by the board to be in the best interest of the company.
A Mumbai court here has initiated process against Cyrus Mistry and others in a Rs 500 crore criminal defamation complaint lodged last month by Tata Trusts' Managing Trustee R. Venkataramanan.
Tata Sons on Monday welcomed the order of an apex corporate tribunal which ruled against a petition by Cyrus Mistry's firms that had alleged mismanagement by the company.
Tata Sons on Monday welcomed the National Company Law Tribunal (NCTL) dismissing the petitions by the Cyrus Mistry camp and said that it vindicates the position of the group.
The NCLT today held that the two petitions filed by Cyrus Mistry's family companies against his ouster from Tata Sons were not maintainable as they did not fulfil the eligibility criteria for approaching the tribunal.
Tata Sons on Monday removed ousted Chairman Cyrus Mistry as director of the company with shareholders voting in favour of his removal with requisite majority.
Ousted Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry has replied to the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on the ‘counter-allegations’ made by the holding company of the industrial conglomerate.
National Company Law Tribunal on Wednesday dismissed a contempt plea filed against Tata Sons by its ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry, alleging violation of NCLT directives in taking steps to remove him from the board of Tata Sons.
Former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry has termed the appointment of Natarajan Chandrasekaran as his successor ‘illegal’ and may even consider legal option.
Tata Sons had set a four month deadline to choose new Chairman after Cyrus Mistry’s ouster on October 24 last year.
Outset Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry's investment firms have filed a contempt of court petition with the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) against the salt-to-software conglomerate for calling an Extra-ordinary General Meeting (EGM) to remove fo
Ahead of the February 6 shareholders’ meeting to remove Cyrus P Mistry as director on Tata Sons, the salt to software conglomerate has moved the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) seeking cancellation of the case filed against its outset chairman’s
After ousting him as Chairman, Tata Sons has called Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on February 6 to remove Cyrus Mistry as director from the company’s board.
Responding to Tata Sons’ demand that he should hand over all confidential documents in his possession, ousted Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry has said that he is sharing information with Income Tax department as per the law.
While Cyrus Mistry may have been ousted from all listed Tata companies, but the course of mudslinging doesn’t seem to be ending soon.
As the Tata-Mistry tussle drags on, an unintended consequence for the multi-billion dollar image-conscious Tata Group has been the bad press it has received globally.
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