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Legal row not to impact IPO, says Fortis

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New Delhi April 6 The legal wrangle surrounding the acquisition of Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre by Fortis would not impact the latter's forthcoming IPO, say Fortis' promoters.

"As per our understanding, both the entity and the acquisition are legal. In the last 18 months the other side has not come up with anything significant to show that the acquisition is illegal," said Mr Shivinder Mohan Singh, Managing Director, Fortis Healthcare.

Mr Anil Nanda, estranged brother of Escorts Chairman Mr Rajan Nanda, had filed a petition in the High Court seeking direction to restrain Fortis from raising money through an IPO.

One of the main objectives of Fortis' IPO is to pay-off the debt incurred in acquiring Escorts Heart Institute.

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