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Franklin Templeton moves Supreme Court to vacate stay on e-voting

The petitioner withdrew the case after FT MF counsels informed that they would be filing a special leave petition challenging the Gujarat High Court judgment

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The e-voting process would have given the unitholders of Franklin Templeton schemes under wind-up, options on how they wish to take forward the wind-up

Jash Kriplani Mumbai
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund (MF) on Friday appealed to the Supreme Court (SC) to hear the fund house’s plea to vacate stay on the unitholders’ e-voting, which came into force following the Gujarat High Court’s (HC’s) order during the week.

The petitioner withdrew the case as Franklin’s counsels informed that they would be filing a special leave petition challenging the Gujarat HC’s judgment.
“With reference to the status of the writ petition filed before the SC against Union of India, Sebi, Franklin etc, we wish

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