Delhi HC upholds interim protection for BharatPe’s shareholder rights, dismisses Unity Bank’s appeal

Published 06 Nov 2026, 20:01 IST

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The court has now, on two occasions, declined to let the bank and its promoter proceed on reserved matters without the prior written consent of RIPL, as the Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA) requires.

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The court has now, on two occasions, declined to let the bank and its promoter proceed on reserved matters without the prior written consent of RIPL, as the Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA) requires.

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YourStory Center YourStory Media Current article 06 Nov 2026, 20:01 IST

Delhi HC upholds interim protection for BharatPe’s shareholder rights, dismisses Unity Bank’s appeal

The court has now, on two occasions, declined to let the bank and its promoter proceed on reserved matters without the prior written consent of RIPL, as the Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA) requires.

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