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Tata storm blows over? Dominant shareholder holds the legal edge

The battle between Ratan Tata and Cyrus Mistry lasted five years but did not come in the way of the performance of the Tata group companies

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No doubt, the motivation for having independent directors at Tata Sons was to get the benefit of the views of experts independent of the Tata group. (ILLUSTRATION: AJAYA KUMAR MOHANTY )

T T Ram Mohan

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The Tata group has been in the news again for the wrong reasons. A fight has broken out between a Tata family scion, Noel Tata, and a few individuals in positions of authority in the group. 
 
The boards of two important trusts of the Tata family — the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust (Tata Trusts) — are said to be riven by differences between a group led by Noel Tata and another group in which Mehli Mistry, a relative of Noel Tata’s, is prominent. Now, we learn that Mehli Mistry, until
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