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Shivinder Singh Withdraws Case Against Malvinder Singh 

Malvinder and Shivinder Singh’s mother intervenes, asks them to settle outside court.

(Source: BloombergQuint)
(Source: BloombergQuint)

Shivinder Singh has withdrawn the case he filed against his brother Malvinder Singh and his long time family associate Sunil Godhwani in the National Company Law Tribunal. Shivinder withdrew the case after their mother intervened, according to the NCLT filing.

The mother of Petitioner No. 2 (Shivinder Singh) and Respondent No.2 (Malvinder Singh) has requested both her sons to engage in mediation led by family elders respected by both her sons with a view to them settling inter-se issues between them.

Both the brothers have agreed to enter into mediation, according to the filing.

"That out of respect for their mother, the parties have already started mediation and as per the request of the mediators to constructively progress the mediation, the Petitioners wish to withdraw the captioned Petition".

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