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Cessation of trading liability U/s 41(1)(a) - Outstanding of ...

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April 29, 2013

Cessation of trading liability U/s 41(1)(a) - Outstanding of creditors even for more than three years cannot be considered as sufficient evidence of cessation of liability automatically - AT

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