News & Media 12th Feb 2024
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) may have to hear afresh cases involving Sahara India, Bombay Dyeing and Franklin Templeton among several others, as two of its three members including the presiding officer retired before the final orders could be delivered.
Rajesh Mascarenhas from The Economic Times writes on this with insights from our Partner Jitendra Motwani.
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