Shares of Vadilal Industries hit a new high of ₹7,374.70, surging 12 per cent on the BSE in Tuesday's intra-day trade
The appellate tribunal NCLAT has directed Vadilal Enterprises and Vadilal International to maintain the status quo of the structure of their boards until further orders. Passing an interim order, a two-member NCLAT bench said it has already listed the appeal for final hearing on September 26, 2024, over a dispute of the Vadilal Gandhi family, hence any change in the board structure would further complicate the issues. "Considering the fact that on August 6, 2024, we have already passed an order not to precipitate the matter and hence the removal of a director and an appointment of a new one would further complicate the issues involved when we have already set the appeal for final hearing the matter being listed on September 26, 2024," the NCLAT said. "In the circumstances, the status quo be maintained qua the directorship(s) of the companies involved till further orders." The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) order came over a petition filed by Rajesh R Gandhi. He ha
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