The Birla Family Crisis

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Case Code : BSTA034
Case Length : 23 Pages
Period : 2004
Organization : Birla Group
Pub Date : 2004
Teaching Note :Not Available
Countries : India
Industry : Diversified

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The Legal Battle

Lodha filed a probate application (PLA 204 of 2004), which contained the original or a copy of the will, an affidavit of assets left behind by the author of the will, Priyamvada Birla, her death certificate and a no-intimation certificate saying that he had not filed for probate in any other court...

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Could Priyamvada have really bequeathed everything to an outsider leaving nothing to her near and dear next of kin? Or was she coerced into making the will? The fact that a certified copy was not made available to the members raised doubts about its veracity and its contents...

The Road Ahead

It was not that registered wills had not been overturned in India in the past. There were several other routes the Birlas could take to try and overturn the will. They could try to prove that R.S. Lodha misused his position to change the content of the will. But this argument had limitations, as Lodha's fiduciary responsibilities were limited...

Exhibits

Exhibit I
Exhibit II: Excerpts of an Interview with G.D. Birla "in Reality we are Not One Group"
Exhibit III: Rise of a Clan
Exhibit IV: Businesses
Exhibit V: Relationship of Priyamvada with Other Birlas
Exhibit VI: What is a Will?
Exhibit VII: A Purported Copy of the Will
Exhibit VIII: What Auditors Say
Exhibit IX: The Saga of an Empire

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