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Infocomm investments legal: legal opinion
 
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January 21, 2005 14:32 IST
Investments in Reliance Infocomm are in line with corporate governance norms and eminent retired judges have endorsed that the CG practices are legally sound, Y P Trivedi, an independent director of Reliance Industries Ltd [Get Quote], said in Mumbai on Friday.

"We have got opinions from former Chief Justice S P Bharucha and Justice M L Pendse and there is no violation of CG norms and everything is in place," Trivedi, also a Supreme Court advocate, told newspersons here after the board meeting when asked about issues concerning investments in Reliance Infocomm.

The RIL CG panel has met twice to discuss governance practices and related issues and would meet again shortly, he said adding M P Modi and D V Kapoor are the other two members of the panel.

On issues raised by vice chairman and managing director Anil Ambani about various investments, Trivedi said "he (Anil) has to write to the board, which would refer the matter to the CG panel. There is no shying away from any issue raised or referred to us. We will go through them".

"We will ensure that all discussions take place in a transparent manner and are made known to all, if the company authorises so," Trivedi said.

"There is nothing wrong on any issue relating to finances," he added. However, Trivedi said he would not like to go into specific details.

He said Friday's board meeting, chaired by Mukesh Ambani to discuss the third quarter results, was held in a cordial atmosphere and there were no rumblings between the two brothers, who exchanged pleasantries.

"I hope the issues would be resolved soon," he said.


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