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HC Suggests Appointing Retd Judge for Mediation in Producers-FEFSI Tussle

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July 01, 2025

The Madras High Court has suggested appointment of a retired judge of the court for holding mediation in the ongoing tussle between the Tamil Film Producers Council (TFPC) and the Federation of Film Employees of South India (FEFSI), following the non-cooperation stir by the latter.

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Justice K Kumaresh Babu, while hearing a petition filed by TFPC seeking interim stay on the non-cooperation protest, asked both parties to submit the names of retired HC judges of their choice so the court can choose them for appointment as mediator. Subsequently, the judge posted the matter to Wednesday for further hearing.

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