Control of Yes Bank - Right to Nominate is not in the nature of ...

Companies Law

June 23, 2015

Control of Yes Bank - Right to Nominate is not in the nature of a ‘contract of personal service’ and was not limited to the two individuals in question. There is no question of contextual repugnancy - It was unnecessary to include in the Articles a mere ‘right to suggest’; brute strength in shareholding and even mere shareholding would have done as well. It is the right to nominate - HC

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Control of Yes Bank - Right to Nominate is not in the nature of ...

Companies Law

June 23, 2015

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