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Ousted Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry has responded to the Tatas' demand that he hand over all confidential documents in his possession by saying that obstructing him from sharing information with income tax (I-T) authorities would be against the law, reported the Economic Times on Friday.
The financial daily added that Mistry’s law firm, Maneksha & Sethna, has said that as a director in Tata Sons, Mistry does not need permission from the board to provide information to I-T authorities.
As reported by Business Standard, in November last year, the I-T department had summoned top
