The Lodha brothers, Abhishek and Dilip, are embroiled in a legal battle over the use of the Lodha brand name. The dispute centers on brand rights and control over the real estate ventures that the family has built. This legal tussle has significant implic
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The main issue is the right to use the Lodha brand name. Abhishek Lodha has filed a lawsuit against his brother Dilip, claiming that Dilip is using the brand name without proper authorization.
The Lodha Group was divided between Abhishek and Dilip after the passing of the founders, Hiranandani and Shantilal Lodha. Each brother now heads his own real estate firm.
The dispute could affect the market capitalization of their respective businesses and investor confidence. The uncertainty surrounding the brand name could have far-reaching consequences for the real estate market.
The legal action has been filed in the Mumbai High Court. The proceedings are expected to be complex and could take years to resolve, given the history and significance of the Lodha brand.
Both Abhishek and Dilip are attempting to reassure their teams and investors, but the situation remains tense. The uncertainty could lead to job insecurity and potential financial losses for stakeholders.
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