The Supreme Court hears arguments in the inheritance dispute involving Sunjay Kapur and his family holdings. Rani Kapur, represented by counsel, argues that Priya Kapur is attempting to take control of company finances ahead of mediation. Both reports say Rani points to a proposed move by RIPL, a company holding significant shares within the family’s financial interests, to appoint two additional independent directors. Rani contends that adding these directors could change who effectively controls the company and thereby affect financial control within the family structure.
The court’s remarks, as reported by both outlets, state that “no one is in control of anything,” responding to the submissions. The dispute is being addressed in the context of ongoing proceedings that include mediation, with the parties contesting whether corporate actions related to director appointments can shift control before mediation concludes. The reports describe the disagreement over corporate governance decisions and their potential impact on control of the family-related financial interests.
