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1. Sanction of the compromise/arrangement of amalgamation of transferor companies in the transferee company. 2. Objections raised by the Official Liquidator and the Court. 3. Direction for convening meetings of equity shareholders and creditors. 4. Approval of the scheme of compromise/arrangement by shareholders and creditors. 5. Details of incorporation, share capital, and financial results of the companies. 6. Sanction of the scheme of amalgamation under section 391(2) of the Companies Act, 1956. Analysis: 1. The petition sought the sanction of the compromise/arrangement of amalgamation of transferor companies in the transferee company to be binding on all equity shareholders and creditors. The Regional Director confirmed no objection from the Central Government for the proposed scheme. Objections by the Official Liquidator included fractional shares payment and dissolution process of transferor companies. The Court also raised concerns about pending proceedings under specific sections of the Companies Act. 2. The petitioner addressed and cured all objections raised by the Official Liquidator and the Court. Payments for fractional shares were made, and affidavits confirmed no pending proceedings under relevant sections of the Companies Act. An application was filed for the dissolution of transferor companies without winding up. The purpose and details of the amalgamation scheme were outlined in the petition. 3. Separate applications were filed for convening meetings of equity shareholders and creditors, as directed under section 391 of the Companies Act. The Court ordered the meetings to be held, with due notice and publication, which were duly complied with. Meetings were conducted, and the scheme was unanimously approved by shareholders and creditors. 4. Details of incorporation, share capital, and financial results of the transferee and transferor companies were provided in the petition. Proper books of account were maintained by all companies. The scheme aimed to merge transferor companies into the transferee company without winding up, with terms and conditions fully stated. 5. The Court, after reviewing all material facts and approvals, including the Regional Director's affidavit and financial results, found no legal or factual impediment to sanction the scheme of amalgamation. All necessary disclosures were made, and the scheme was beneficial for all parties involved. Thus, the Court granted sanction under section 391(2) of the Companies Act, 1956, leading to the dissolution of transferor companies without winding up. 6. In conclusion, the scheme of merger/amalgamation of transferor companies into the transferee company was sanctioned, and the petition was disposed of accordingly.
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