Nusli Wadia

Bombay Dyeing chairman Nusli Wadia in SC withdrew all defamation cases, including ₹3,000 cr suit for damages against Ratan Tata, others

The criminal defamation case was withdrawn by Nusli Wadia when Ratan Tata gave the statement that he had no intention to defame WadiaThe Supreme Court on 6 January had asked Nusli Wadia, Ratan Tata to resolve their differences in the defamation case as two 'mature people'

Bombay Dyeing chairman Nusli Wadia withdrew all defamation cases including the ₹3000 crore suit for damages against Tata group Chairman Ratan Tata and othersThe top court had on January 6 asked Wadia and Tata to sit together and resolve their differences in the defamation case

A three-judge Supreme Court bench asks Nusli Wadia and Ratan Tata to find a solution outside the court

On December 15, 2018, a magistrate court in Mumbai had issued notices to Ratan Tata and the others in the criminal defamation case filed by WadiaSenior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for Ratan Tata said that Wadia has given a statutory notice seeking the response

Nusli Wadia initiated defamation proceedings against the respondents under section 500 of the Indian Penal CodeWadia had claimed that Ratan Tata and others made defamatory statements against him after they removed Cyrus Mistry on 24 October 2016 as the group chairman of Tata Sons

Nusli Wadia had filed the case in 2016 after he was voted out of the boards of some Tata Group companiesThe court will hear a petition filed by Ratan Tata and other directors of Tata Sons seeking to quash the defamation case against them on 27 March

In December 2016 industrialist Nusli Wadia had filed a criminal complaint against Ratan Tata and the board of directors of the Tata group holding company Tata Sons for allegedly defaming him

Varun Berry's re-appointment as MD of Britannia Industries for five years is subject to approval by its shareholders

The sequence of events that have unfolded in the 12 months since Cyrus Mistry's ouster as Tata Sons chairman