Tata Trusts row: Noel, son Neville Tata move Bombay HC and Mumbai civil court with caveats
Both the father and son moved the courts with their caveats on October 7, as per official records
Tata Trusts chairperson Noel Tata and his son Neville have filed caveats in Bombay High Court and Mumbai City Civil Court, as reported on Wednesday (October 14, 2026). The caveats aim to ensure they are heard before any orders are passed, following complaints lodged by Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh against the Tata Trusts chairman and his son.
Both Srinivasan and Singh alleged governance lapses and irregularities at Tata Trusts. Noel Tata moved the Bombay High Court with the caveat, while Srinivasan was named as the caveatee, and Singh along with lawyer Darius Khambata and Tata group veteran Bhaskar Bhat were included as extra party caveatees. Neville Tata filed a similar caveat at Mumbai City Civil Court, with Srinivasan as the caveatee, and Singh, Khambata, and Bhat named as extra party caveatees.
This move comes amid a dispute between Tata Trusts and the management of Tata group holding company, with Tatas facing disagreements over the listing of Tata Sons.
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