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Tata: Wadia’s defamation case fallout of corporate row

MUMBAI: Tata Sons former chairman Ratan Tata told the Bombay High Court today that the defamation case filed against him and other directors of the group by industrialist Nusli Wadia was because of the fallout of a corporate dispute.

Ratan Tata

mUMBAI, April 18

Tata Sons former chairman Ratan Tata told the Bombay High Court today that the defamation case filed against him and other directors of the group by industrialist Nusli Wadia was because of the fallout of a corporate dispute.

Ratan Tata and the other directors earlier approached the high court, seeking to quash and stay the proceedings initiated against them by a magistrate court in the 2016 criminal defamation case filed by Nusli Wadia.

In December 2018, a magistrate court in the city issued notices to Ratan Tata and other directors of Tata Sons in the criminal defamation case filed by Wadia in 2016, after he was voted out of the Boards of some Tata Group companies. — PTI

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