Order stays injunction on Birla Corp's AGM resolution
Court stays injunction on Birla Corp's AGM resolution regarding adoption of new Articles of Association, pending disposal of appeals.
The stay order allows the company to proceed with its AGM resolution, which has a moderate impact on the company's operations.
The stay order removes a restriction on the company's AGM resolution, which is a positive development.
* The 16th Court of Additional District & Sessions Judge, Alipore, South 24 Parganas, issued an order on 21 November 2025, staying the injunction order dated 11 September 2025. * The injunction had restrained Birla Corporation from giving effect to the proposed resolution of Adoption of new set of Articles of Association under the head ‘Special Business’ of the Notice of 105th Annual General Meeting of the Company. * The order was received by the company on 26 November 2025. * The stay is effective till the disposal of Misc. Appeal No. 303 of 2025 and Misc. Appeal No. 360 of 2025.
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