Minority shareholders of Jindal Poly Films have approached the Supreme Court, seeking to revive India's first corporate class action suit. They argue the dispute, previously sent to arbitration, cannot be settled without their proper representation. A group of 29 shareholders wants to be impleaded, emphasizing their indispensable role in safeguarding public investors' rights and ensuring a fair adjudication of the case.

Minority shareholders of Jindal Poly Films have approached the Supreme Court, seeking to revive India's first corporate class action suit. They argue the dispute, previously sent…

A group of 29 minority public shareholders of Jindal Poly Films (JPFL) has approached the Supreme Court, seeking to revive a shareholder class action involving alleged diversion…