LinkedIn has approached NCLAT to contest the Rs 27 lakh penalty imposed by RoC on May 5, 2024, involving Satya Nadella and other Microsoft executives.
The appeal was filed on May 15
May 26, 2026
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What's the storyLinkedIn, the professional networking platform owned by Microsoft, has challenged a penalty imposed by India's Registrar of Companies (RoC).
The RoC had fined LinkedIn India, LinkedIn Ireland, Satya Nadella and LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky ₹27 lakh over alleged lapses in disclosing significant beneficial ownership (SBO) details.
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