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Tata Sons split may offer legal route, but RBI nod remains a key hurdle

Experts say an NCLT-approved restructuring may be legally feasible, but it would not by itself override RBI requirements or remove Tata Sons' listing obligation

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Tata Sons split may offer legal route, but RBI nod remains a key hurdle
Experts say an NCLT-approved restructuring may be legally feasible, but it would not by itself override RBI requirements or remove Tata Sons' listing obligation
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