When Ownership Disputes Leads To Business Valuations

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5 min read|Updated: Mar 23, 2026|Published: Mar 19, 2022
When two or more parties own a business, and there is no clear written agreement assigning ownership of the assets and profits, disputes may arise about how it should value business and who gets what. The absence of an unambiguous legal framework governing such relationships can result in years-long court battles with uncertain outcomes.

CA V. Viswanathan

FCA | ACS | CFE | IBBI Registered Valuer (IBBI/RV/03/2019/12333)

Chartered Accountant and IBBI Registered Valuer with 15+ years of experience in business valuation, FEMA compliance, GST litigation, and forensic auditing. Has valued 500+ companies across SaaS, manufacturing, healthcare, and fintech sectors. Expert witness before NCLT, ITAT, and High Courts.

CA V. Viswanathan
FCA, ACS, CFE, Registered Valuer (S&FA) | IBBI/RV/03/2019/12333 | Since 2012
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