Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
Deciding on the valuation depends on the Mistry family, which is under pressure to pay off debts owed by their group.
The court said that it is up to Tata Sons, Mistry to take the legal route to resolve the issue of shares
From financial bids for Air India to Mahindra's new chief-here are top headlines this evening
Reacting to the apex court ruling, Ratan Tata in a tweet said, 'It is not an issue of winning or losing.'
The SC ruled in favour of Tata Sons, allowing its appeals and dismissing the Pallonji Group's plea
In a major victory for the Tata group, the SC ruled in favour of the Tatas in their battle with the Mistry group by setting aside the NCLAT order which had re-instated Mistry on Tata Sons' board
The Supreme Court ruled in favour of Tata Sons in the Tata vs Mistry case, bringing quietus to the half-decade old legal battle which started in 2016
A bitter legal and public battle between the two sides erupted when Cyrus Mistry, the scion of the Mistry family, was removed from Tata Sons' board as chairman in October 2016 by its board
As per the Friday's cause list uploaded on the apex court website, a bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde would pronounce the verdict
Sebi has thrown open for public discussion proposals for fortifying the position of independent directors (IDs)
The government has initiated discussions with airlines to allow them to operate in full capacity and Allocation for the Jal Jeevan Mission is expected to rise two-fold in the upcoming Budget
Former Tata Sons chairman censured for accessing and supplying records to I-T
The NCLAT perhaps wanted Mistry to continue as chairman of Tata Sons, the CJI remarked
Mistry counsel Sundaram says such a move is necessary under provisions of the new Companies Act of 2013
Corporate lawyers said with such formidable legal teams fielded by both sides in the top Court, the fight between the two has become the most watched litigation war in recent times
The Tata group has appealed against a National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) order
Mistry has pegged the valuation of the firm's 18.4 per cent stake in Tata Sons at Rs 1.78 trillion.
Hearing in the Tata versus Mistry case is likely to be adjourned to next month.
A shift from a low-risk project execution model to big bets on infrastructure and real estate projects has plunged the group into crisis