Chairman of Bharat Forge, Baba Kalyani, in legal trouble as niece files suit, claims one-ninth of the estate as her share
Oct 30, 2015, 13:13 IST
Baba Kalyani, chairman of Bharat Forge, and his family have been dragged to court by the young niece, Sheetal Kalyani, demanding her share in ancestral wealth.
Sheetal, 27, has claimed one-ninth of the family estate and demanded her share of stakes in listed companies.
The case is slated for second hearing on November 05.
Four grandchildren of the Kalyani family's patriarch Vijaypat Singhania had approached the Bombay High Court seeking ancestral rights to properties.
Reportedly, Ananya, Rassalika, Tarini and Raivat Hari, the children of Vijaypat Singhania's estranged son Madhupati, accused Baba Kalyani of ignoring them during the partition of family assets.
Experts point out that younger generation of affluent families demand their share as they are well aware of the outside world. They say that to avoid such circumstances, business families should structure their wealth in advance to maintain peace.
Bharat Forge has value of Rs 19,000 crore with profitable subsidiaries in Germany.
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Sheetal, 27, has claimed one-ninth of the family estate and demanded her share of stakes in listed companies.
The case is slated for second hearing on November 05.
Four grandchildren of the Kalyani family's patriarch Vijaypat Singhania had approached the Bombay High Court seeking ancestral rights to properties.
Reportedly, Ananya, Rassalika, Tarini and Raivat Hari, the children of Vijaypat Singhania's estranged son Madhupati, accused Baba Kalyani of ignoring them during the partition of family assets.
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Bharat Forge has value of Rs 19,000 crore with profitable subsidiaries in Germany.
(Image: Thinkstock)