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Tata fights order to bring back ousted chief Cyrus Mistry

Indian conglomerate takes boardroom feud to country's highest court

Cyrus Mistry, then-chairman of the Tata group, in 2014: The legal wrangling over his 2016 dismissal continues.   © Reuters

NEW DELHI -- The Tata group, India's largest conglomerate, went to the Supreme Court on Thursday to challenge a tribunal's earlier order to reinstate ousted leader Cyrus Mistry.

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal ruled Dec. 18 that holding company Tata Sons had broken the law when removing Mistry as chairman in October 2016 and replacing him with Natarajan Chandrasekaran in early 2017.

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