Macrotech Developers, one of India's largest real estate firms, has moved the High Court to seek an injunction against Abhinandan Lodha for allegedly creating confusion over the management of the company. The petition, accessed by Moneycontrol on January
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The main reason for Macrotech's court petition is to prevent Abhinandan Lodha from creating confusion over the management of the company and from selling company assets without the board's consent.
Abhinandan Lodha is a key member of the Lodha family, which owns and manages Macrotech Developers, one of India's largest real estate firms.
The High Court has ordered Abhinandan Lodha to refrain from taking any actions that could harm the company's interests and to appear before the court on the next hearing date.
Macrotech Developers is known for its premium residential and commercial projects across major cities in India, particularly in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and other key markets.
The legal battle could cast a shadow over Macrotech Developers' reputation and operations, and the outcome of the court proceedings will be crucial in determining the company's future direction.
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