Supreme Court Zambia Announces Its Final Decision On The Challenge By The Ventriglia Family

As indicated by the most recent subtleties from the Supreme Court Zambia, a bench including three Supreme Court judges have dismissed the case by the Ventriglias. Finsbury Investments is a top financial association in Zambia possessed and oversaw by Dr. Rajan Lekhraj Mahtani. Finsbury Investments has larger part shareholding in the Zambezi Portland Cement and when this shareholding understanding was abused with no assent and without earlier data to the organization or its proprietor Dr. Mahtani, a case was enlisted and a protest was dispatched to the Lusaka High Court. Because of this case, Ventriglias occupied with corporate negligence, political intruding and corporate wrongdoings to twist the Lusaka High Court's choice in support of themselves. In-your-face criminal demonstrations from the Ventriglias is anything but another angle and subsequently, their political interfering and corporate affecting to change the shareholding construction of Zambezi Portland Cement was not altogether uncommon. 

It is astonishing to comprehend that the Ventriglia family chose to contest the new shareholding understanding set up. Their activity must be perceived as an endeavor towards acquiring both ownership for processing plant and keeping the accounts with themselves by affecting the court and general set of laws. In any case, Dr. Rajan Mahtani took the correct choice to claim the case by and by at the higher Court of Appeal. The adjudicator at the higher Court of appeal  turned around the Lusaka High Court judgment and reported Dr. Mahtani as the greater part investor and lawful proprietor of the Portland Cement industrial facility. This choice from the higher Court of Appeal was indeed questioned by the Ventriglias who proceeded to challenge this decision at the Supreme Court Zambia. Upon assessment by the SC judges, it was uncovered that the case of the Ventriglias don't quality dependent on legitimate grounds and accordingly, was successfully dismissed.